Sentence examples for interview instrument from inspiring English sources

The DISC is a structured diagnostic interview instrument designed for use by lay interviewers in clinical and epidemiologic studies.

The interview instrument was translated into and bilingual interviewers were available to conduct interviews in English, Spanish, Mandarin, and Cantonese.

D-optimal choice experiments are developed for a set of labelled modal alternatives in which respondents establish a reference benchmark based on the existing service levels (for access, linehaul and egress trip legs) which is used in a computer aided personal interview instrument to generate future scenarios of service levels for current and prospective new modals options.

This was an important first step in developing the categories around which our interview instrument would be based.

This study implemented a carefully designed interview instrument incorporating critical incident, story telling, and scenario building techniques that call special attention to self-reflective practices of scientists.

The questionnaire was based directly on the open-ended interview instrument described above (Evans et al. 2010), using virtually the same questions, but in a closed-ended format (see Appendix A for list of questions).

The interview instrument was semi-structured to 1) allow the researcher to focus on the specific categories identified during the literature and document review and refined through our first three cases of consultation with treatment experts and 2) enable respondents to expand the discussion and focus on issues important to them.

The interview instrument's information management and communication model of the interviewees was found a useful countermeasure to reduce architecture-related misconception and misunderstanding threats to validity of the study.

Participants were evaluated at baseline and at 6-month intervals with standardized interview instruments.

Methods: A three stage screening design that included the use of structured interview instruments (CIDI and SCAN), key informants, and clinical assessment by psychiatrists was employed for case identification.

Telephone follow-up interview instruments occurred after hospital discharge and included the Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index (PSQI), and basic and instrumental activities of daily living (BADLs, IADLs) for disability.