Five aspects were measured: accessibility (five questions), availability of resources (three questions), quality of care (four questions), and opinion regarding the public attention paid to the healthcare reforms by politicians and mass media (three questions).
In a randomised 2 × 2 design with the factors number of phases and availability of driving questions, students solving a task with fewer phases performed better and more efficiently than students exposed to more phases.
Factors that often cause insecurity about information and anxiety were too short consultations, discontinuity, lack of availability for questions or opportunity to contact the physician if adverse effects were suspected.
The availability of self-monitoring questions had no significant effect on the use of learning aids.
In an experimental study, we investigated how the presentation of cognitive learning aids, as well as the availability of self-monitoring questions affect the frequency of use of cognitive learning aids in a multimedia learning environment.
The disability definition used in this study was based on the availability of the disability questions in the four HIS.
Several techniques have been developed to measure bedform changes and are largely dependent on dataset availability and the type of questions being pursued.
They may have chosen the mode that was most familiar to them, offered the most perceived anonymity, and provided the greatest degree of flexibility in completing the assessment (e.g., time and availability of assistance with question understanding).
Populations that spend considerable time offshore may still suffer sampling bias owing to carcass availability and questions of the representative nature of these samples remain.
The evaluation logic envisaged the availability of the same blocks of questions in the survey tools in order to be able to assess the current situation, achieved results, progress and reveal the remained bottlenecks.
