Post implementation survey after regular consumption of treated drinking water by the users for one year indicated user satisfaction and technological sustainability.
In theory, CEOs and boards seem to highly prize sustainability: in 2013, for example, the UNGC's annual implementation survey (pdf) found that 94% of CEOs felt that their boards should be involved with sustainability, and a massive 85% of boards agreed.
Prior to implementation, survey questions were reviewed by members of the EMNet Steering Committee and several country coordinators.
Before implementation, survey questions were reviewed by members of the EMNet Steering Committee and several on-site country coordinators of prior NEDI international surveys [6, 8 12].
There was no statically significant difference in the prevalence of parasitaemia between the two arms at the pre implementation survey (10.2% vs 11.5%; OR 1.14, 95% CI 0.45, 2.87; p = 0.78) or at the post implementation survey (7.5% vs 6.7%; OR 0.88, CI 0.26, 2.96; p = 0.84).
This was a population-based, nationwide Swedish implementation survey.
The "pre" implementation survey was distributed in December 2002 and the "post" implementation one in December 2004.
A Swedish nationwide implementation survey, conducted in February 2013, assessed the level of clinical implementation of a 20 ml dose of oral solution of sulfamethoxazole and trimethoprim deposited in the PEG catheter immediately after insertion.
They include the large number of subjects lost from the original sample, self-evaluation of sexual maturation, no comparison of US data with DXA data, no implementation survey of fractures, and no evaluation of the ethnicity of the subjects.
Results from a pre and post implementation survey of women at 10 days and 3 months to collate data to compare breast feeding, maternal health outcomes and experiences of care are presented here.
