Sentence examples for on the introduction screen from inspiring English sources

On the introduction screen, participants were notified that the survey was about internet use and sexuality; that the answers were treated confidentially; and that the principal investigators had no chance to identify who had given the answers.

Studies on the introduction of screening technologies post-vaccination looked largely at HPV DNA testing and cytology (9/11, 2 in low and middle income countries (LMIC)).

Most studies included a cost-effectiveness analysis (129/153) and investigated the introduction of new screening technologies (72/153), with fewer focusing exclusively in alternative strategies using already-adopted technologies (47/153), and even fewer on the introduction of screening programmes where non-existent (34/153).

For the medical devices, varying contexts were chosen: one study focused on the introduction of a screening test [ 14], another on the underutilisation of medical devices [ 17] and a third study focused on the decision-making process for the purchasing of medical devices [ 15].

The cost-effectiveness of DBT compared to DM in screening for breast cancer has yet to be evaluated, and is important for future decisions on the introduction of DBT in screening.

While a report on the registration of ethnicity by the Health Council of The Netherlands is expected in the near future, a national debate on the introduction of a broader screening programme is urgently required; this should include the voice of the patient organisation which has been insistently calling for further development on this terrain (OSCAR 2010).

At first the shift in health policy thinking focused on the introduction of disease management programmes (DMPs) and early detection screening programmes, including statutory mammographic screening.

Published data on how the introduction of mammography screening affects the type of surgery are limited.

This could give an additional prevalence screening in all age-groups dependent on the introduction in the different counties.

The results were compared to film screen data and to the National Health Service Breast Cancer Screening Programme (NHSBSP) guidelines on the introduction of CR systems for mammography.

As far as we know, no studies describe a differential effect of the introduction of screening on survival rates for socio-economic strata.