The survey was offered to 64 participants in the ADAPT-IT project, of whom 53 individuals participated from four constituent groups: academic biostatisticians (n = 5); consultant biostatisticians (n = 6); academic clinicians (n = 22); and other stakeholders, including FDA and NIH personnel and patient advocates (n = 20).
In the present study, a large-scale national epidemiological investigation was conducted in reproductive age women (19 to 45 years) across China, and total 833 reproductive aged PCOS women who were accordance with the established criterions participated from ten provinces in China.
An extension of the group stages to a 64-team format could see seven English clubs qualify for the competition rather than the current four, and increase the number of Scottish teams participating from two to five.
The strengths of this study include the survey size, which was multi-site, with peri-operative nurses participating from two large metropolitan hospitals, and the good response rate of 62% pre-intervention and 63% post-intervention which is comparable with other surveys of hospital clinicians [ 60].
In our pilot study, based in Birmingham, 32 eligible participants consented to participate from four GP practices that together had a registered list size of 20,300 [ 18].
The survey was conducted last October with 1,629 consumers participating from eight countries including Australia, China, France, Germany, Japan, South Korea, the UK and the US.
There were 308 high school students participating, from three different grades (57.5 % women), from public and private schools, average 26.64 years of age.
Thirty-three eligible teachers were invited to participate, from four different countries.
Children included as control group were invited to participate from four rural communities in the Agua Blanca district: Chichicaxtle, El Palizar, Los Cubes, and Plan Grande.
Ten raters, eight of whom were physicians, participated from the four centres, with a minimum of two raters per site.
