In October 2004, the questionnaires, which also asked about respondents' duration of practice as a psychiatrist, psychiatric speciality, age and sex ('respondent characteristics'), were mailed out.
23, 24 Two synthetic cohorts (termed low-experience and high-experience cohorts) were constructed based on the respondents' duration of employment in the trucking industry.
Adjusted for age of respondent and duration of symptoms, this difference remained a statistically significant 11.4 visits (95% CI 1.9, 20.8).
Items included in the survey questionnaires related to the burden of chronic disease for the respondent included duration of chronic disease, hospitalizations resulting from its course, and number of chronic diseases.
The distribution of respondents by duration on ART use is shown in Table 2.> The majority of respondents (74.8%) had no prior history of a sexually transmitted infection (STI) in the form of a genital ulcer or discharge in the one year preceding the study (Table 3).
We tabulate the number of lifetime moves among our respondents, the duration of time spent living in Kinshasa, migration stream (rural-urban, urban-urban), and the age at migration to Kinshasa.
For example, the upstream region possessed higher female-male ratio, literacy level, respondents' living duration within same community, per capita consumption expenditure, land ownership, weather perception, disaster preparedness participation, and access to electricity, sanitary latrine, and clean drinking water than those of the downstream area.
The respondents' preferred duration of the training ranged from 1 to 400 hours, with a mean of 17 hours.
We assigned an individualized A1C target (≤6.5, 6.5 7.0, ∼7.0 8.0,–8.0, and ∼8.0%) according to each respondent's age, duration of diabetes, and history of macrovascular or advanced microvascular complications.
(A female respondent at Community AA FGD The duration spent in caring for the patients varied but some caregivers explained that as long as the patient's sickness is not cured, they had no choice but to continue caring for him/her.
