Based on the response rate from a recent gynaecological survey, [ 4] we assumed that provision of high quality paper would increase the proportion of responders by 15%, from 45% to 60%.
The provision of the background paper to participants before interview listing the health concerns identified in the National Climate Change Adaptation Plan for Human Health (9) may have influenced responses from participants, but if so this would likely be in the direction of participants identifying more, rather than less, health impacts as being of concern to planners.
Nothing is known of parents' perceptions of different approaches to the provision of playgrounds and this paper seeks to begin to fill this gap.
22 Issues such as staff education, compliance with requirements relating to uniform policy and provision of liquid soap and paper towels were assessed.
Dawidson Assis Gomes and Alfredo Miranda Goes performed study conception and design, data analysis and interpretation, provision of study materials, and paper writing.
To understand the issues related to shortage of health workforce and healthcare provision, this paper investigates the role of various healthcare providers in provision of health services in Chakaria, a remote rural area in Bangladesh.
A constitution may provide the framework within which the political life of a state is conducted; or it may be no more than a piece of paper, its provisions bearing almost no relationship to the facts of political life.
In two earlier randomised controlled trials, we reported no effect on the rate of response to a medical questionnaire of paper quality or provision of a complimentary pen [ 2, 3].
A day earlier, the Supreme Court sustained what critics call the "show me your papers," provision of Arizona's stringent immigration law.
After the United States Supreme Court's decision in June to uphold what critics call the "show me your papers" provision of the controversial Arizona immigration law, Texans could see a similar bill filed this year.
