Telephone and other recurrent services costs were calculated based on actual usage.
Telephone and other recurrent services costs were calculated based on actual expenditure.
For example, recurrent and systematic collection of data using telephone-administered questionnaires or face-to-face ones are used in several countries to assess the quality of life and behavioural risk factors.
Inclusion criteria included completion of primary treatment (surgery, radiotherapy, chemotherapy), no evidence of recurrent disease, low to moderate risk of recurrence, 18 access to a telephone, and adequate hearing.
The Japanese art of paper folding is a recurrent theme with Ms. Dickson, who spoke recently by telephone from Auckland.
Recurrent services included cleaning and building maintenance, electricity, water, telephone, gas/oil, waste disposal, the occasional training of staff during that fiscal year, and some miscellaneous items.
The primary outcome measure is 'recurrence', defined as the proportion of patients with recurrent haemorrhoids at 12 months, as derived from a telephone assessment in combination with GP and hospital records.
In case of doubt regarding a recurrent ankle sprain, a more specific diagnosis was made through a telephone interview by the same sports physician.
Critical features of the SwiSCI survey design with respect to participation rates included 1) the division of the questionnaire volume over three successive modules, 2) recurrent and mixed-mode reminding of non-responders by written and telephone notices, and 3) mixed-mode options for response including paper-pencil questionnaire, online questionnaire, or telephone interview [ 10].
Recurrent services included training of staff, cleaning and building maintenance, electricity, water, telephone, waste disposal, photocopying, postage and courier, and some miscellaneous items.
