Considering the future scoring of the FHIs, the close agreement between live scores and consensus vignette data suggests that live scores are reliable and that the consensus vignette scoring procedure is unnecessary to provide reliable data.
Investigators have used vignettes as data collection tools since the 1950s, particularly to encourage discussion of difficult topics [ 14].
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He travels the United States meeting the poor, whose wrenching tales he inserts in tight vignettes among data-driven analyses and acute dissections of government programs.
In the AMI case vignette the data revealed, that the employer had costs which were not reimbursed by DMA and the estimate of 98,823 euro is, therefore, likely to be an underestimate of the financial burden held by the employer in this repatriation case.
As discussed later in the vignettes, comparative information and data analysis were important initial drivers of the innovation process.
The physicians' diagnosis and treatment preferences for generalized anxiety disorder (GAD), social phobia (SP), and obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) were determined through clinical vignettes prepared for data collection.
More rigorous clinical ethical studies aiming to interpret and model appreciation, or similar abilities, in depression are needed because most have been based on clinical experience (risking recycling of clinical opinion instead of generation of new knowledge) or case vignettes (risking inadequate data).
Each vignette contained PAC data and a half of the surveys contained echocardiographic information.
This comparative study may therefore benefit from analyses incorporating vignette-based adjustments (data for which have been collected) that map self-reported health to a common comparable scale in each domain (32, 33).
