Study participants' emotional well being, resilience, ethnic identity and other group orientation, feelings of social inclusion and belonging will be measured using a survey instrument complemented by relevant data drawn from in-depth interviews, self reporting measures and participant observation.
Of this number, 371 adolescents were omitted due to missing data on the instruments relevant for the current study.
The latter were designed in such a way that they do not interfere with routine practice; clinicians routinely gather all relevant data using validated instruments (e.g., pain severity, disability, etc)., and introduce them in a software package specifically designed for that purpose [ 40- 43].
A survey instrument was designed based on the extant literature and relevant data was collected on this instrument from 255 organizations.
Data obtained from each single study were synthesized by providing descriptive tables reporting authors' names, publication year, study sample, type of cancer (where relevant data were available), instrument used to measure quality of life, and the main findings or conclusions.
The research instrument used was Annual Performance Evaluation Report to gather relevant data and the analyses conducted by correlation and t-test analysis at.05 significance level.
A 5.6-m-high full-scale SRW in a tiered configuration was constructed and instrumented in an attempt to examine the mechanical behavior and to collect relevant data that will help improve the current design approaches.
For instance, nine of the included studies were validation studies and these studies - presenting relevant data - would have been excluded in case the use of a validated instrument were an inclusion criterion.
This includes descriptions of the study instruments and methodological issues such as selection procedures for study participants, handling of the exposimeter, collection of other relevant data, data handling and reporting of the results.
Relevant data were extracted from any study that formally investigated the acceptability and/or feasibility of an instrument included in this review.
