Sentence examples for documentation survey from inspiring English sources

E. Publication and documentation: survey and self-assessment preparation.

LSMS data files and necessary supporting documentation (survey instruments and questionnaires) were obtained for all six countries.

A cross-sectional retrospective documentation survey was undertaken of case notes of young adults with type 1 diabetes accessing Hunter New England Local Health District public health services in 2010 and 2011, identified through ambulatory care clinic records, hospital attendances and other clinical records.

This cross-sectional retrospective documentation survey was part of the Youth Outreach for Diabetes (YOuR-Diabetes) project, an Australian National Health and Medical Research Council funded service development and evaluation initiative for young adults with type 1 diabetes in the Hunter New England (HNE) and Lower Mid-North Coast region of NSW.

The collection of data used multiple sources of data: existing documentation, surveys, observations, and several interviews.

In the Prospective German Diabetes Documentation System Survey, diabetic retinopathy in T1DM patients [ 47] was associated with the male sex in addition to established risk factors.

The available medical documentation and survey data were used to analyze the disease course and evaluate its activity by the Birmingham Vasculitis Activity Score (BVAS) score (BVAS v.3; range, 0 56 patients. available at http://www.vasculitis.org/disease.htm) [ 14].

If consent documentation and baseline survey measures are completed in separate visits, eligibility criteria are reviewed immediately prior to survey administration to ensure continued eligibility.

Extensive documentation about the survey can be found at http://www.share-project.org/ 3. We focus on 12 Western European countries (Austria, Germany, Sweden, the Netherlands, Spain, Italy, France, Denmark, Greece, Switzerland, Belgium, Portugal)4.

These calculations can often be adjusted reasonably well by using design effects reported in the survey documentation or in previous analyses.

This paper intends to present a review of the evaluation of historic sites documentation methods and survey techniques now available, focusing on the needs and requirements of the non-technical experts and users.