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The aim of this paper is to estimate the prevalence of screening coverage for DR and prevalence of DR itself using three-field digital non-mydriatic fundus photography to determine whether these guidelines had been implemented.

Given the unprecedented prevalence of Internet coverage and mobile devices, researchers may be empowered to easily contact respondents, but this study finds that it is important to cultivate a relationship of comfort and trust with an appropriate distance in order to retain young respondents in the sample.

The prevalence of negative coverage (or the lack thereof) about the candidates at several key moments in the campaign generated most of the fluctuations in the polls.

The prevalence of NRCMS coverage among all subjects was 70% (3577/5110).

In contrast, the prevalence of CHPS coverage in the UER was 5 times that of the national average as of mid-2008.

The hypertensive group and normotensive group showed no significant difference in sex ratio, prevalence of NRCMS coverage, daily intake of alcohol, family income per month, and personal disposable income per month (p > 0.05).

The effectiveness of community health workers has also been evaluated in other community based interventions where they contributed to reduction of perinatal and neonatal mortality in rural Pakistan [ 30]; and reduction of anemia prevalence by increasing coverage of pregnant women attending antenatal care in Thailand [ 31].

Prevalence of supplemental MediGap coverage was higher in the unregulated states.

The prevalence of health insurance coverage among the general population, either rich or poor, is very low.

Active case finding for genital chlamydia infection through screening of "at risk" populations can reduce the prevalence of infection if coverage is sufficiently high [ 3].

40 A proportion of sexual contacts are with non-PWID (94.6%, A Kurth, Personal communication), which are represented simply by a time-varying prevalence of HIV and coverage of ART (see online supplementary figure S1).