Sentence examples for using a standardised telephone from inspiring English sources

Final outcome was determined 12 weeks from the date the first culture positive for S. aureus was taken using a standardised telephone questionnaire.

Eligibility is determined using a standardised telephone screening script, which addresses specific inclusion/exclusion criteria (Table 1).

If they wish the participants can leave a message for the physiotherapist who will call them back using a standardised telephone script adapted from a previous study [ 20].

Trained interviewers, using a standardised telephone interview, collected data on demographics, melanoma risk factors, previous medical history, family history of skin cancer, experience of screening skin examinations, knowledge of melanoma, and for cases, diagnostic histories.

Invitations will be presented using a standardised telephone script and carried out by a nurse experienced in the care of people with HD, and already known to the person with HD or his/her family through clinical care.

We used a standardised telephone script to collect follow-up information on days three and seven after randomisation.

We used a standardised telephone survey to assess if participants had used any other health services or been diagnosed with any particular condition.

Clinical study officers within local NHS organisations handle enquiries and screen potential participants for inclusion criteria and the absence of exclusion criteria by telephone, using a standardised checklist.

Primary care givers were interviewed by telephone using a standardised questionnaire, which sought information about symptoms in the 72 h following the 2010 TIV vaccination, body temperature measurement or self-reported fever, healthcare attendance, and prior history of vaccination with seasonal TIV or monovalent pandemic influenza vaccine.

For the primary outcome at 12 months, a specialist health research call centre team based at Cardiff University were employed to conduct telephone interviews using a standardised protocol [ 50] and blind to condition.

An interviewer, blinded to quantitative pain history data, conducted semi-structured telephone interviews using a standardised schedule to explore individuals' access to information and services for CLBP, and self-management behaviours.