During the paper shortages of World War II, when paper becomes unavailable, start cutting out index cards from "church circulars, the backs of greeting cards, examination-book covers, checkout slips from the college library" — accumulating 180,000 cards.
The Family Violence Prevention Project found that the implementation of pamphlets, resource cards and examination room posters increased the number of clinician referrals and patient self-referrals to an on-site domestic violence evaluator more than twofold [ 50], indicating that such an intervention may have a significant impact on a patient's willingness to discuss IPV in the clinic.
This includes ANC card, physical examination and counselling, and malaria/anaemia prevention drugs.
Physical examination cards, describing examination findings were presented to the GP by the simulated patient when requested by the doctor.
Participants with red cards had extensive examination including dilated funduscopy.
Each state's report card includes an examination of the policies it has in place to help women quit, like counseling hot lines and cigarette sales taxes.
Subjects participating in two contemporaneous non-randomized Phase 1 clinical trials of nasal subunit vaccines against Human Immunodeficiency Virus and tuberculosis, both of which employed an enzymatically inactive non-toxic mutant LT adjuvant (LTK63), underwent active follow-up for adverse events using diary-cards and clinical examination.
Instead, patients brought a card detailing diagnosis, examination findings and treatment when attending an appointment.
Measures taken to minimize AE reporting bias included the use of standardized diary cards and physical examinations, study personnel training, and careful monitoring of all subjects by study nurses at each study site, in addition to conducting the study in an observer-blind, randomized manner.
Each visit included an interview, review of the diary cards, and a physical examination of the volunteer.
