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The analysis is based on two questionnaires sent to national and specialty societies throughout Europe, one of which has been published in Insights into Imaging [2].
It was based on two questionnaires compiled by Sara and Hastings-Tolsma (2009) [ 49, 50].
The use of azithromycin/erythromycin in the syphilis patients and the physicians' prescription habits were also assessed based on two questionnaires regarding the use of macrolides.
This was a cross-sectional study of children aged 8 12 years based on two questionnaires, frequency of participation (FPQ and KIDSCREENN, completed by parents of 98 children on the South of Ireland Cerebral Palsy Register (response rate = 82%) and parents of 448 children attending two Cork city schools (response rate = 69%) who completed one questionnaire (FPQ).
Our analyses are based on three questionnaires, one received in pregnancy week 13 17 (Q1), one in week 30 (Q3) and one four to six months after birth (Q4) [ 16].
Interviews were based on eight questionnaires, seven of which were administered to users, and one (the Multnomah Community Ability Scale- MCAS) was completed by users' case managers (Table 1).
4. Patient satisfaction and relationship with the clinician(s) on a four part 9-item questionnaire based on two other questionnaires used frequently in depression studies: the Patient Satisfaction Questionnaire [ 34] and the Patient Doctor Relationship Questionnaire [ 35].
An overall questionnaire, based on two existing questionnaires, was constructed to identify barriers and facilitators for implementing the COPD guideline.
The 2001-2005 thirteen page questionnaire was based on two previous questionnaires used to survey the 1985-1995 and 1996-2000 Alberta family medicine graduates.
The study is based on two online questionnaires sent to all participating students at the beginning and at the end of the program.
Based on two existing questionnaires, the authors developed an instrument to evaluate the weighted satisfaction of mentoring relationships, emphasizing the protégés' individual expectations and needs.
