To conduct a survey among EM residents, we used a questionnaire addressing ten main aspects of the curriculum: respondents' general data, hospital setting, program length, overall workload, training content, rotations, self-image, scientific research, examinations, supervision by an experienced emergency physician (EP) and the extent to which EPs were regarded as role models.
All suspected cases were further investigated by interviewing physicians using a questionnaire that addressed the patient's AE clinical history.
The other variables were measured using a written questionnaire addressed to the human resources or occupational health managers as representatives of the companies who should have the best overview of the relevant variables.
This national cross-sectional study used a questionnaire survey addressed to all midwives currently working in Swedish ANC centres and who were eligible to conduct data entry or use data from the MHCR.
The first aim was addressed by using a questionnaire and telephone follow-up method.
We used a questionnaire survey addressing the following items: work organization, human resources, cleaning procedures, material resources.
The data we collected was gathered using a questionnaire accessible via a web site that addressed aspects related to the technology used by students.
A questionnaire addressing the use of OMs was developed for a similar survey in Europe and adapted for Africa.
The survey included a questionnaire, addressing smoking, medication use, self-reported diabetes mellitus and cardio- and cerebrovascular disease (including a family history).
Eligible participants were interviewed by trained staff using a questionnaire to collect demographic data (age, sex, address) and related exposure information, including tobacco and alcohol use.
