Sentence examples for postal interview from inspiring English sources

Among those with lung or upper aerodigestive tract cancer who had the choice between a telephonic or postal interview, 68% asked for the latter.

Brief descriptions are provided for intercept interviews, telephone interviews, postal interviews, and online internet interviews.

We therefore believe that non-response among smokers is lower in this study than occurs in postal interviewing.

The reliability of GP self-documentation (i.e. postal interviews) in cohort studies seems to be rather low.

Menu choices and occurrence of illness were verified by face-to-face interviews (22 diners), postal interviews (9 diners), and other diners for 1 diner who had died.

Postal and interview sample participants were compared for characteristics that could be a source of bias.

Since few cohorts encompass the whole life-course, many studies that measure socio-economic position (SEP) across the life-course rely on participant recall of SEP measures from cross-sectional postal or interview surveys.

Over the next several weeks, a Postal Inspector interviewed Hendrix, Langer and some co-workers.

Mixed methods two-stage study with (1) an initial survey comprising a postal questionnaire, interviews and focus groups, followed by (2) an embedded case-control study.

Results from the postal questionnaire, interviews and focus groups will be used to develop hypotheses about factors that may influence use of self-tests other than pregnancy tests: pregnancy tests will be excluded as women have used them for some time and their use is probably now expected by doctors.

All GP practice managers within the Lanarkshire area were identified through an Internet search and a total of 100 were contacted seeking their advice on how to encourage GP participation and offering a range of options including online survey completion, postal survey, telephone interview, or face-to-face interviews.