Sentence examples for utilisation survey from inspiring English sources

He spent his first summer vacation drawing maps for the Land Utilisation Survey, and the second as a tour guide in Italy, Switzerland and the French Alps.

The evaluation used eight main tools, including key informant interviews; financial flows tracking; a health worker incentives survey; a household cost survey; a utilisation survey; community and provider interviews; confidential enquiry in hospitals; and clinical case note extraction in health centres.

The methods included document review and secondary analysis of the data obtained through the nationwide household health expenditure and utilisation surveys 2007 2010 using the difference-in-differences method.

Finally, unlike most other similar health statistics or utilisation surveys overseas, the THS series usually combines two or even three sub-surveys of disparate topics into an "omnibus" type of questionnaire for economy of scale and efficiency.

Drug utilisation study.

Of the 2150 participants who completed the service utilisation questions in survey B (see Table  1), a higher proportion were female and aged over 65 years than the New South Wales rural population overall (30% compared with 23% for NSW).

The hierarchical structure of data under analysis is not uncommon in clinical or administrative data sets, but may not be seen in cost utilisation studies where survey and administrative data predominate.

However, the information about health care utilisation in that survey was assessed by self-rating which might have led to distorted estimation, whereas our information was gathered by review of the computerised charts.

Ultimately, the purpose of our study was to investigate whether self-reported health care utilisation via telephone surveys was an acceptable method for collecting data within a larger cost-utility analysis.

* Percentage non-response households In all surveys, utilisation of GP and specialist services was self-reported.

Importantly, the analyses were adjusted for having previously visited a general practitioner and chiropractor which in parts takes account of those who more frequently seek help as well as changes in health care utilisation between both surveys.