The Melbourne Interventional Group (MIG) is a voluntary collaborative venture of interventional cardiologists practicing at 12 major public and private hospitals in Victoria, designed to record data pertaining to percutaneous coronary interventions (PCI) and perform long-term follow-up.
At baseline, the raters recorded data pertaining to patients' socio-demographic characteristics, adherence, beliefs, satisfaction with their depression treatment, severity of depression, health-related quality of life, and the quality of patients' involvement in SDM during clinical interviews.
A copy of this booklet is provided to every pregnant woman by the municipality in which she resides at the start of her pregnancy; it is used to record data pertaining to prenatal checkups, postnatal health condition of both mother and baby, and growth of the child.
During this interview the field-worker verifies existing records, records new data pertaining to individuals or the household, and systematically records the demographic events that have occurred since the preceding year's census update (14– 14).
For most data elements, the interview and medical record abstraction collect data pertaining to the 12 month period prior to the interview date; a few important variables (e.g., prescription of antiretroviral therapy, diagnosis of an AIDS-OI) are documented if they occurred ever following HIV diagnosis.
Maternal and socioeconomic characteristics were recorded during pregnancy, data pertaining to the infant's birth were collected immediately after delivery, morbidity histories and anthropometric measurements were performed monthly.
Study staff did not abstract information from the RVCT if a paper RVCT form was included in the medical record, but all other data pertaining to RVCT variables of interest were abstracted from the medical record.
Although 24 facilities (62%) were able to provide a record review with aggregated data pertaining to KMC taken from general or special KMC registers, the accuracy was often questionable.
Patient medical records were reviewed and clinical data pertaining to the episode of RSV disease retrieved.
Thus, we defined a specific test for cheating as a quantitative comparison of the growth or fitness of producers and non-producers in monoculture and co-culture, and recorded the location of the data pertaining to this test in each publication.
