Recounting key moments from Eberhardt's life in a 75-minute sequence of dreamy vignettes linked by electronic segues that crackled like ancient shortwave, Ms. Mazzoli and her collaborators fashioned an earnest, enveloping meditation that invited individual interpretation.
But, if an assessor checks the same vignette second time (eg, in the electronic version), he or she must read the content of the paper-based record again, because the correct answer, that is, a specific lab value, is different.
The electronic nature of the survey makes it possible to use vignettes with multiple options.
Both the vignettes and the close-ended questionnaire were formatted in an electronic survey system.
It incorporated the vignette technique and optional completion/integration of ACP documents into electronic medical records (EMR).
The vignette was submitted to the GPs via a web-based electronic format (see additional file): the GPs were asked to write a description of their treatment plan in an open-ended format.
Everyday moments from someone waking up in the morning, to the sun setting over a city skyline, to people partying on a beach, going to school, to making coffee in a kitchen form the basis for the vignettes that make up the experimental movie, It Will Be Forever, from Luxembourg-based electronic musician Sun Glitters, a.k.a., Victor Ferreira.
The verbal introduction to the survey informed the GPs that our survey was about their management of HF; that a vignette with limited response options was used to collect the data using an electronic voting system; that the data they provided would be treated anonymously during collection, analyses and reporting.
Tory vignettes from PMQs.
Viñetas?" "Vignettes," Marcantonio said.
