These are self-administered instruments easy-to-score and to interpret so that application in busy general practice settings is not time-consuming.
The great majority of patients found the instrument easy to complete which, coupled with the very low rate of missing responses, indicates excellent acceptability.
The feasibility of the Spanish version of the CQ7 was assessed by examining the proportion of missing responses and the proportion of patients who found the instrument easy to use.
The PedsQL™ 4.0 was feasible (only 9 children, all 5 to 7 year-olds, could not complete the instrument), easy to administer, completed without, or with minimal, help by most children and parents, and required a brief administration time (average 5 6 minutes).
Tenor - Another great starter instrument, easy to learn and fairly affordable.
Both AFM and SICM require specialized training, but most biologists find the latter instrument easier to learn.
In order to make risk scores in the predictive screening instrument easier to compute the coefficients have been multiplied by 25 and named "risk score".
Feedback by participants after completion of the scenarios indicated that they found the instrument easier to navigate after having used it for the first time on Scenario 1.
Every switch works with precision, the stereo has an auxiliary jack to pump in music from an iPod and the instruments are easy to read.
Existing assessment instruments are easy to use, but are employed in only a quarter of responding countries.
In short, they were asked to decide whether the instruments were easy to understand, easy to use and handy, and also to rate the visual impact of the layouts.
