Our previous studies show that subjects are available and willing to participate to permit us to answer our research questions.
No one refused to participate or to answer to specific questions.
Women recruited by GPs are telephoned the day after recruitment to check that they are clear about their commitment, still consent to participate and to answer any queries.
The respondents were informed about their right either not to participate, not to answer any question or all of the questions.
Our results confirmed our hypothesis, which is made evident by the eagerness of all the participating students to answer questions, create models, and complete the learning activities.
All the GPs sampled were contacted by phone and invited to participate to the study by answering a questionnaire.
Physicians were classified in one of those three categories after they had agreed to participate to the survey by answering a short telephone questionnaire designed to that effect.
The 320 female cleaners who gave positive consent to participate were invited to answer a questionnaire and participate in physical testing.
In order to participate, potential participants had to answer several questions to ensure that they understood the study procedures and potential harms and benefits before they verified their consent to participate online.
