It was the only kind of prolapse I knew existed (participant no. 13).
Two women were offered resources through a chronic pain clinic while others were declined and still others "didn't even know they existed" (Participant 11).
Although studies describing utility values for diabetes-related hypoglycaemic events exist, participant numbers have been generally small and the methods employed have suffered from various limitations; for example, a failure to estimate utility per event or to determine the impact of onset time or severity [ 14- 18].
These results suggest that when head tracking is included as part of the VE experience (i.e., motion parallax cues exist), participants with low stereo acuity can be expected to perform comparable to normal sighted individuals, experience a comparable sense of presence, and report no increase in adverse effects when viewing scenes via stereoscopic displays.
While significant barriers exist, participants in this study, from various clinical backgrounds and practice settings, were able to describe potential solutions.
Although training programmes exist, participants can only make good use of them if they are closely aligned with reviews in progress.
In an environment where the above barriers exist, participants suggested that key pieces of information should be included in the textual information contained in an alert at least initially.
Among the relatively few studies which do exist, participants in research studies express a desire for the option to receive results and disclosure decisions depend on a number of factors including the type, conclusiveness, and nature of the results.
In particular, anti-drug policies were identified as a barrier to care and, where formal policies did not exist, participants reported that substance-using homeless persons were identified by intake personnel as disruptive and, on the basis of this, denied services.
Participant 7 was given information and advice, but still felt that 'I don't think there's any real information out there particular for men or any even awareness that it exists.' Participant 6 received no information until he was admitted under CAMHS, describing it as 'sod's law' as he 'needed it earlier'.
As participation was anonymous and IP addresses were not collected, the possibility exists that participants completed the questionnaires twice, producing duplicate submissions.
