Attitudes towards using the prompts were also related to anticipated patient outcomes, individual prescriber differences, accessibility and presentation of prompts and acceptability of guidelines.
The most famous Stalag, "I Was Colonel Schultz's Private Bitch," was deemed to have crossed all the lines of acceptability, prompting the police to try to hunt every copy down.
The set of 102 items was discussed by a pluridisciplinary group (nephrologists, interviewers, methodologists and patients belonging to the national association of end stage renal disease patients) to test their comprehensiveness and acceptability, prompting the rejection of 17 items.
So far, one digital stop has gained wide acceptability and prompted little criticism.
The first was the acceptability of prompts and aids.
Concerns about data security were expressed by 36.3% of subjects, but were not related to acceptability of the prompts.
Second, what R. Bauböck calls the "mismatch between citizenship and the territorial scope of legitimate authority" (Bauböck 2008, 31) has prompted a growing questioning of the acceptability of the different rights accorded to citizens and non-citizens living within the same state.
(P07) GP's attitudes to the prompts was related to the perceived acceptability of guidelines.
GP's were asked questions regarding their views, expectations, acceptability and feasibility of prompts.
Though the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) of 1996, which includes standards for privacy of individually identifiable health information, may allay these concerns over data security [ 19], the present study shows that these concerns were not related to acceptability of the computerized prompts.
