Sentence examples for implementation the questionnaire from inspiring English sources

Before implementation, the questionnaire was translated into Spanish, piloted among farmworkers, and reviewed and edited by members of a community advisory board.

Before implementation, the questionnaire was piloted on a small group of Aboriginal people to ensure understanding and cultural appropriateness, and modified accordingly.

The design and implementation of the questionnaire was approved by the School of Veterinary Medicine Ethics and Welfare Committee University of Glasgoww).

This was taken into account in the design and implementation of the questionnaire.

Professors Cristóvão Simões and Pedro Magalhães (FMUAN) and Professor Vitória Branco Neves (FMUEM) were of great support for the implementation of the questionnaire.

The assistant acted as an interpreter during the full day training on qualitative research theory and practice as well as on the implementation of the questionnaire for the ten data collectors.

Feasibility was defined as documentation of some measure of ease of implementation of the questionnaire; time required to administer instrumentation, time required to score instrumentation, and the costs involved in administration and scoring.

During the planning and implementation of the questionnaire study, MK and AH did participant observation and made field notes based on observations and informal talks with nurses on the wards, mainly during identification of patients and when placing questionnaires in patients' files.

The implementation of the questionnaires was carried out in a short period of time in order to avoid the spread of information about the study among patients of the different health centres.

Before full implementation, the structured household questionnaire was pre-tested as a pilot survey in the sample villages.

While the positive attitude of physical therapists towards using the COPD clinical guideline is promising for further implementation, the results of the questionnaire alone do not provide sufficient information to inform the development of an implementation strategy.