If the person was alive and available, a face-to-face re-interview was conducted.
A lean, stiffening frame, a voice roughened by decades of cigarettes and decent whiskey (or whatever kind is available), a slackening face and bright, twinkling eyes: such is the instrument he has to work with, and he tosses off a perfect sonata.
This may in fact be due to the adjustable method of feedback, that is, direct interaction with the instructor and/or teaching assistants, available in a face-to-face format as opposed to the preset feedback available through the CMS.
Available face-to-face preventive interventions face, however, limitations.
Through the TTMRS, rural junior medical officers are exposed to and witness a variety of patient care approaches, not necessarily available in a face-to-face model in a tertiary general medicine unit, thus increasing learning opportunities.
Third, the time constraints on the data collection period imposed limits on the sample size as participants had to be available for a face-to-face interview during a set period of time.
This inevitably will result in an actual decrease in available face-to-face time for contacts between patients and care providers.
The course is available both as a face to face version and as an e-course online [ 63].
