Service delivery outputs were measured by extracting data from the Health and Management Information System HMISS) registers of interviewed MNCH CHWs for the 5 months preceding the survey (May to September 2013) and through direct observations.
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Falls were registered in follow-ups by means of interviews over telephone, to all patients after 3, 6, 9 and 12 months.
One was performed as a nested case control study in a large birth cohort study comparing parental exposure (registered by interview of the parents after birth) among boys with cryptorchidism and hypospadias with the exposure of parents of normal boys (Pierik et al. 2004).
This was ensured by drawing our sample from the national representative sample of permanent Swedish residents recorded in the Register of the Total Population and interviewed in SALLS between 1994 and 2001.
In total, 334 Hindustani-Surinamese (~South Asian), 589 African-Surinamese (~African), and 493 Dutch (~European) men and women, aged 35 60 years, randomly selected from the municipal register of Amsterdam, participated in an interview and physical examination.
From the Plag-Bol study it was reported, based on review of hospital registers and interviews with farmers, that pesticides are by far the most common agent for suicidal attempts and that ninety two percent of the fatal intoxications with pesticides were self-inflicted [ 15].
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Individuals interviewed were selected by simple random extraction process without replacement of the Population Register of Catalonia.
To ensure that all smear positive patients are enrolled, we identified all smear positive patients who have been diagnosed three months prior to the day of interview using registers before commencing data collection activities.
d) A register of Muslims.
