In an 2011 article in the American Journal of Sociology, András Tilcsik presented the results of a study in which pairs of fictional résumés were sent in response to nearly eighteen hundred job postings in seven states; in each pair, one résumé listed experience in a gay campus organization, while the other named a "control organization".
One of the focus groups took place at a single-site organization, while the other 12 were held at branches of two different public childcare organizations.
Half of the country's hospitals and health units are run by private institutions, churches and non-governmental organizations, "while the other half is state-run with no resources and personnel who have no equipment or medical supplies to work with.
All participants developed PE activities, but only 4 of 11 (36 %) recognized PE as part of an institutional strategy shared by all the members of the organization, while in the other 7 ICPEG members (64 %), single units of the institution (i.e., medical oncology departments or medical libraries, associations of patients, etc).
The Director of eHealth added: "I think they felt that the first supplier was more able to list what the organization needed, while the other supplier was very rigid and said what they should do and what they should not, so they had very clear reasons for choosing this EMR system".
Results reveal that only making customer contacts and attending conferences are positively related to the engineers' relative contributions to the organization's success, while the other activities are not related.
Some major systems, like the University of California, do not participate in the organization, while others, like the State University of New York, are represented by only a few campuses.
The smallest organization did not have referral guidelines or templates, while the other two organizations did.
It is running three of those schools directly, while nonprofit charter management organizations run the other two.
Of the university staff, 2443 belonged to organizations in district A, while the others, numbering 106 to 284, belonged to the organizations of the other 6 districts.
Following incubation, some samples were placed on microscope slides to assess the AC organization, while other samples were used for photometric measurements.
