A written questionnaire on intubation practices was administered to a group of Italian doctors practicing in Tuscany during the examination period of a year-long course in emergency medicine.
A cross-sectional online survey exploring HAI surveillance practices was administered to infection prevention nurses who undertake HAI surveillance.
This tool, which is designed to collect both demographic and cultural information on the sample subjects, as well as the pedagogical strategies they may have employed in their teaching practices, was administered to all regular nursing instructors.
A three-part questionnaire, based on a Calvani taxonomy, was designed to collect both demographic and cultural information on the sample subjects, as well as the pedagogical strategies that they may have used in their teaching practices, was administered to all nursing instructors.
Before starting the experiment, a practice trial was administered to ensure the participant's confidence in the task.
In this paper, we present findings from a practitioner and practice organization survey that was administered to doctors of chiropractic (DCs), licensed acupuncturists (LAcs), and licensed massage therapists (LMTs) in Pima County, Arizona.
It is likely that the gender of the patient would have been a confounding factor of the dose of immunosuppressive drugs administered; as pharmacokinetic monitoring of steroids and MMF is not common practice, a fixed dose was administered to all renal transplant recipients regardless of gender or body weight.
A short practice version of the experiment was administered to participants outside of the scanner immediately prior to scanning.
A written questionnaire was administered to practicing physicians.
A structured questionnaire addressing socio-demographics, household characteristics and health behavioral factors (knowledge, perceptions and practices) regarding the performed interventions was administered to the 313 households (70 malaria-affected and 243 malaria-unaffected) that had respondents aged ≥18 years of both genders.
