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The interventions were developed over a period of two years based on intensive foundational research that included focus groups, a population based survey, and a conjoint analysis [ 41- 44].

A study in Cambodia which tried to compare two surveys methods (a community based survey and a household survey) for estimating maternal and perinatal mortality found detection failures in both surveys, as high as 30-40% [ 14].

In another study with a case-referent approach de Krom et al. identified 156 CTS cases from a population based survey and from an outpatient department of neurology [ 10].

This was a web based survey and the response rate was relatively low, although comparable with reported response rates to online surveys [ 14].

The objective of this study is to present two experiences with the use of Personal Digital Assistants (PDA) in CAI and CASI for the collection of sex-related sensitive data from participants of a household based survey, and to compare these data to similar data collected in paper questionnaires.

In the present study, we found that the median summary OA-QI pass rate was 47%, which is higher than the study by Østerås et al., which recruited participants from a population based survey and also included persons with hand OA [ 18].

We developed a scenario-based survey questionnaire and a between-subjects research design, sampled 312 project management personnel and tested subjects' reactions to two candidates for a project management position, employing identical descriptions and language while only changing the candidate's name: Susan or Stan.

During 1999 2001 the building research establishment (BRE) undertook a measurement based survey of environmental noise levels and a social survey of population attitudes to environmental noise in the UK.

After identifying four key attributes, i.e., usability, computer resource requirement, technical support provision and security provision, we conducted a Web-based survey and a conjoint experiment among 2465 citizens.

We compared data from an Internet-based survey and a telephone-based survey during a 2009 norovirus outbreak in Oregon.

Members received study information (n = 1,059 by email; n = 98 by post), including a URL for accessing the web-based survey and a personal log-in and password.