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1 s, used as the gold standard to validate the structured interview.

2 ubset of patients (n = 54) who completed the structured interview.

3 Offspring lifetime ND was assessed via structured interview.

4 ust outcome standard of a structured or semi-structured interview.

5 h as depression, with diagnoses confirmed by structured interview.

6 orders (Fourth Edition) criteria for ADHD by structured interview.

7 Social network data were obtained by structured interview.

8 randomly sampled Israelis participated in a structured interview.

9 ed in patient charts and those obtained by a structured interview.

10 ient-rated daily diary and a clinician-rated structured interview.

11 mental disorders were elicited using a semi-structured interview.

12 Psychiatric disorders were assessed by a structured interview.

13 on as assessed by validated questionnaire or structured interview.

14 s were assessed by means of self-reports and structured interviews.

15 s, took part in individual face-to-face semi-structured interviews.

16 taken and risk factors were assessed through structured interviews.

17 Diagnoses from reliable and valid structured interviews.

18 arer dyads, and one carer) took part in semi-structured interviews.

19 The study used semi-structured interviews.

20 s; providers participated in individual semi-structured interviews.

21 g of recovery were explored in in-depth semi-structured interviews.

22 We used focus groups and semi-structured interviews.

23 ty, and ease of completion of the measure in structured interviews.

24 icane PTSD and major depression derived from structured interviews.

25 ficantly greater for semistructured vs fully structured interviews.

26 nd associated coping strategies through semi-structured interviews.

27 entile scores and PTSD diagnosed by means of structured interviews.

28 eproductive histories were ascertained using structured interviews.

29 validity of diagnoses using lay-administered structured interviews.

30 e in these families; diagnoses were based on structured interviews.

31 ic assessments in 1983, 1985, and 1992 using structured interviews.

32 ients and surgeons also participated in semi-structured interviews.

33 completed food frequency questionnaires and structured interviews.

34 also reviewed medical records and conducted structured interviews.

35 d data on the number of teeth at baseline by structured interviews.

36 r children (age range: 7-10 years) completed structured interviews 2-4 weeks (initial assessment) and

37 e and after the 6-mo intervention by using a structured interview, 24-h recall, and 1-wk food-frequen

38 After structured interviews, 391 participants were identified

39 Our dataset comprised 28 semi-structured interviews, a focus group, documents relating

40 In structured interviews about multiple facets of chemother

41 en May 2017 and June 2017, ethnographic semi-structured interviews accompanied by observation were co

42 counts for ADHD, CD, and ODD, obtained from structured interviews administered to twins and their mo

43 Psychiatric disorders were measured with a structured interview (Alcohol Use Disorder and Associate

44 e conducted participant-observation and semi-structured interviews among people living near these gre

45 Medication use was determined through a structured interview and a "medicine chest inventory."

46 S population assessed by a computer-analyzed structured interview and a senior clinician.

47 98 patients with POFP were collected using a structured interview and a validated "use of services an

48 n sample (age 21-86 years) was examined with structured interview and analysis of specific IgE to 9 c

49 riction (EIB) test (n = 478) at 10 years and structured interview and clinical examination at age 16

50 ery, subjective cognitive complaints using a structured interview and depressive symptoms using a dep

51 All participants were subjected to a structured interview and detailed imaging (autofluoresce

52 After a structured interview and informed consent, chest radiogr

53 At baseline, subjects underwent a structured interview and joint examination and completed

54 or the diagnosis of somatization disorder by structured interview and may also have implications for

55 atient instructions, nursing follow-up and a structured interview and physical examination at 24 h we

56 with or without agoraphobia were assessed by structured interview and prospectively followed for up t

57 All participants completed an in-person, structured interview and provided blood and urine sample

58 Study participants were invited for a structured interview and received a standardized compreh

59 dren with a first unprovoked seizure using a structured interview and review of medical and ambulance

60 ipated in clinical examinations, including a structured interview and skin prick tests (SPTs).

61 Personal structured interviews and a behavioral checklist were ad

62 visits at baseline and 4-year follow-up with structured interviews and a comprehensive ophthalmologic

63 Structured interviews and clinical examination were perf

64 Structured interviews and clinical records notes were us

65 ety-four heart transplant patients underwent structured interviews and completed a battery of self-re

66 ied out the intervention, which was based on structured interviews and consisted of encouraging telep

67 Qualitative, semi-structured interviews and Framework Analysis.

68 Risk factors were identified through structured interviews and medical record reviews.

69 Structured interviews and medical records were used to c

70 60h of shadowing nurse middle managers, semi-structured interviews and member check meetings with the

71 Using a thematic analysis of semi-structured interviews and participant observations, we a

72 tal health diagnoses from reliable and valid structured interviews and perceived race-based discrimin

73 ed up for as long as 15 years through annual structured interviews and periodic updates on severity f

74 Structured interviews and questionnaires were used to as

75 of 1666 adults aged 18 years or older using structured interviews and questionnaires, conducted duri

76 A cross-sectional, randomized survey, using structured interviews and questionnaires, of internally

77 re estimates were determined using data from structured interviews and secondary data sources to dete

78 Structured interviews and self-report questionnaires wer

79 en applicants (35%) were invited for on-site structured interviews and skills testing-a greater than

80 to identify candidates to invite for on-site structured interviews and skills testing.

81 tal questionnaire, clinical visits including structured interviews and skin prick tests (SPT).

82 in-depth qualitative study involving 40 semi-structured interviews and three focus group discussions.

83 h schizophrenia from three sites by means of structured interviews and views of psychiatrists at two

84 E MEASURES: Purpose in life was assessed via structured interview, and cognitive function was evaluat

85 All participants were subjected to a structured interview, and detailed retinal imaging was p

86 history of anxiety disorders was assessed by structured interview, and its association with comorbid

87 depressive disorders were determined using a structured interview, and obesity outcomes were computed

88 Participants completed a structured interview, and polyps were evaluated via stan

89 tured interviews, 0.82 (0.81-0.84) for fully structured interviews, and 0.87 (0.85-0.88) for the MINI

90 tional judgment tests, personality profiles, structured interviews, and technical skills assessments

91 METHODS: an accompanied shop, in-depth semi-structured interviews, and the product choice reasoning

92 h aged 11 to 22 years old identified through structured interview as having PS features (PS group) (n

93 Youths were identified through structured interview as having subthreshold persistent p

94 a spectrum disorder were rated by means of a structured interview assessing awareness of illness and

95 ty stays) were collected via a retrospective structured interview at 2 years, with prospective collec

96 s' alcohol consumption was determined from a structured interview at baseline.

97 litative design involving face-to-face, semi-structured interviews audio-recorded and transcribed.

98 d for anxiety and depressive disorders using structured interviews based on DSM-III-R criteria.

99 f personality were obtained at age 18 years; structured interview-based diagnoses of past-year proble

100 ssed by an independent (blind) evaluator via structured interview before and after treatment as well

101 We undertook semi-structured interviews by telephone with members of globa

102 s were tested: the BNI is a 10- to 15-minute structured interview conducted by health educators; the

103 le, Google, IBM, and Microsoft-to transcribe structured interviews conducted with 42 white speakers a

104 Twenty-nine semi-structured interviews confirmed relevance of existing, a

105 459 controls, obtained self-report and semi-structured interview data about psychiatric and medical

106 We analyzed structured interview data available for 2,065 subjects a

107 llow-up, reliance on self-report rather than structured interview data, and lack of an attention cont

108 s approach was used to analyze existing semi-structured interview data.

109 s were performed using direct inspection and structured interviews derived from the World Health Orga

110 nal Diagnostic Interview (WMH-CIDI), a fully structured interview designed to be administered by trai

111 We conducted structured interviews during hospitalization and monthly

112 combat exposure and alcohol use surveys, and structured interview evaluations for post-traumatic stre

113 Health professional semi-structured interviews explored preferred questionnaires

114 Semi-structured interviews followed by a process of thematic

115 use, and alcohol dependence were assessed by structured interview for both members of 3755 twin pairs

116 on cognitive function was assessed using the Structured Interview for Diagnosis of Dementia of Alzhei

117 Eighty-two patients (35%) completed a structured interview for dissociative disorders (Dissoci

118 ule for DSM-III-R disorders (axis I) and the Structured Interview for DSM-III-R Personality Disorders

119 ts were evaluated for personality disorders (Structured Interview for DSM-IV Personality Disorders),

120 The 9 criteria for BPD assessed by the Structured Interview for DSM-IV Personality.

121 ctured Clinical Interview for DSM-IV and the Structured Interview for DSM-IV Personality.

122 rderline personality disorder section of the Structured Interview for DSM-IV Personality.

123 dolescents were reliably assessed by using a structured interview for personality disorder diagnoses

124 Personality Disorders), prodromal symptoms (Structured Interview for Prodromal Symptoms), and moveme

125 dividuals, except among those with low total Structured Interview for Prodromal Syndromes scores.

126 teria for the schizophrenic prodrome and the Structured Interview for Prodromal Syndromes showed prom

127 as being at clinical high risk based on the Structured Interview for Prodromal Syndromes, 176 had at

128 duals were evaluated for psychosis using the Structured Interview for Prodromal Syndromes, and for at

129 of schizophrenic psychosis when based on the Structured Interview for Prodromal Syndromes.

130 valuation, using clinical interviews and the structured interview for psychosis-risk syndromes (SIPS)

131 lent ideation and violent behavior using the Structured Interview for Psychosis-Risk Syndromes (SIPS)

132 l high-risk (CHR) for psychosis based on the Structured Interview for Psychosis-Risk Syndromes (SIPS)

133 om psychosis-risk syndrome as defined by the Structured Interview for Psychosis-risk Syndromes.

134 correlated with more severe symptoms on the Structured Interview for Schizotypy and the Schizotypal

135 Scores on the Semi-structured Interview for Survivors of War, Exposure to T

136 A structured interview for the assessment of PTSD and alco

137 disorder symptoms was assessed with the semi-structured Interview for the Diagnosis of Eating Disorde

138 eatment could be ameliorated with the use of structured interviews for common diagnoses.

139 ents completed self-administered screens and structured interviews for DSM-IV diagnoses.

140 sonality disorder (N=469) were assessed with structured interviews for psychiatric disorders and for

141 ge 18 years, participants were assessed with structured interviews for trauma exposure, PTSD, other p

142 When a structured interview form was used, details of postmenop

143 Structured interviews gathered information from 1,457 in

144 ioning, and recreational activities) through structured interviews given at baseline and every 3 mont

145 Participants had structured interviews, given once every 3 months.

146 Individuals in the structured interview group were significantly more often

147 symptoms were assessed over 3 weeks with the Structured Interview Guide for the Hamilton Depression R

148 Depression ratings using the Structured Interview Guide for the Hamilton Depression R

149 s winter depression recurrence status on the Structured Interview Guide for the Hamilton Depression R

150 Symptoms were assessed weekly with the Structured Interview Guide for the Hamilton Depression S

151 Outcomes were continuous scores on the Structured Interview Guide for the Hamilton Rating Scale

152 rviews with the participants followed a semi-structured interview guide that included questions elici

153 rviews with the participants followed a semi-structured interview guide that included questions elici

154 Five focus groups (n=28) using a semi-structured interview guide were conducted.

155 interviews using a researcher-developed semi-structured interview guide.

156 who presented with acute asthma underwent a structured interview in the ED, and another by telephone

157 ith acute asthma, ages 2-54 yrs, underwent a structured interview in the ED.

158 hart review, and diagnoses were validated by structured interviews in a subset of patients.

159 uality Improvement Program (VASQIP) and from structured interviews in fiscal years 2006 to 2008.

160 ted through a series of three recorded, semi-structured interviews in the first year post-renal trans

161 ession using diagnostic criteria assessed by structured interview included only women.

162 One-to-one semi-structured interviews included: views and experiences of

163 Structured interviews indicated almost no differences be

164 interviewed by a research assistant using a structured interview instrument.

165 c epilepsy and 62 healthy controls underwent structured interview (K-SADS) to identify the presence a

166 Data were collected by in depth semi-structured interviews, managed manually and subjected to

167 tal changes to categories and criteria using structured interviews may no longer be useful in attempt

168 t 6-month follow-up by using self-report and structured interview measures of PTSD and psychiatric sy

169 Adverse effects of DBS were examined with a structured interview (n = 38).

170 the survey (n=749) and a voice recorded semi structured interview (n=300).

171 In Phase 1, data were collected through semi-structured interviews (n=21), non-participant observatio

172 Data included semi-structured interviews (n=32), non-participant observatio

173 rds; documentary analysis of artefacts; semi-structured interviews (n=56) and informal open conversat

174 me DSM-IV disorders was estimated by using a structured interview of adults in the U.S. general popul

175 of consciousness at onset was identified by structured interview of the patient and first responders

176 e tic symptom data were obtained from direct structured interviews of 85 Tourette's disorder probands

177 with surgery were prospectively evaluated by structured interview or questionnaire for 1 to 12 years

178 ession or depressive symptoms as assessed by structured interview or validated questionnaire.

179 ss of whether the symptoms were derived from structured interviews or abstracted from the medical rec

180 ic case study; participant-observation, semi-structured interviews, policy analysis.

181 A structured interview process was used to identify all di

182 Perceptions were elicited through a semi-structured interview protocol.

183 Hospital paging logs and structured interviews provided information on use of cov

184 uation results revealed that observation and structured interviews provided the most informative data

185 hirty-four CBS patients were examined with a structured interview/questionnaire to establish the pres

186 Using structured interviews/questionnaires, these women also p

187 g scale reports from the twins' teachers and structured interview reports obtained from their mothers

188 We coded the Structured Interview responses of 259 men who died of CV

189 The structured-interview responses of involved and less invo

190 They compared the structured-interview responses of the more involved (Eas

191 the basis of an extended, personalized, and structured interview script.

192 Using analyses of data obtained from semi-structured interviews, surveys, and field observations,

193 lished in an office setting using mnemonics, structured interview techniques, and brief screens for s

194 Angeles, CA, and Washington, DC, completed a structured interview that addressed sexual socialization

195 Participants also underwent a structured interview that asked about amnesia for trauma

196 D was assessed with a telephone-administered structured interview that closely followed the National

197 A total of 407 participants completed a structured interview that gathered information on alcoho

198 re used to select a subset of items from the structured interview that most efficiently predicted PTS

199 prescription opioid use were measured with a structured interview (the Alcohol Use Disorder and Assoc

200 tion opioid use disorder was assessed with a structured interview (the Alcohol Use Disorder and Assoc

201 With a structured interview, the authors assessed the symptoms

202 A structured interview to assess for the presence or absen

203 We used a structured interview to determine the use of statins in

204 We conducted structured interviews to determine the personnel time us

205 Researchers have used structured interviews to establish prevalence rates for

206 tion, women in the interview group underwent structured interview, to clarify and elicit their prefer

207 depressive symptoms (CES-D >/=16) had a semi-structured interview, to classify the depression accordi

208 The calculated overall sensitivity of the structured interview tool was 44.5% (95% CI 38.9-50.2) a

209 ies of North Carolina who were assessed with structured interviews up to 6 times during childhood (9-

210 -based study, individuals were assessed with structured interviews up to six times in childhood and a

211 The structured interview was administered by field researche

212 A semi-structured interview was administered to 143 care provid

213 A structured interview was administered to 51 medical psyc

214 When information from the structured interview was presented to the clinicians, bo

215 A structured interview was used to assess the participants

216 A 107-item structured interview was used to collect information fro

217 his is a qualitative descriptive study, semi-structured interviews was utilized to explore views of p

218 Structured interviews were administered to 626 pairs of

219 Structured interviews were administered to adolescents a

220 Eighteen semi-structured interviews were carried out and transcribed v

221 Structured interviews were carried out with 2,283 women

222 orative Study on the Genetics of Alcoholism, structured interviews were carried out with 3,395 DSM-II

223 Thirty-one semi-structured interviews were conducted (16 practitioner, 1

224 g a phenomenological approach, in-depth semi-structured interviews were conducted at course completio

225 Structured interviews were conducted between January and

226 In total 72 semi-structured interviews were conducted between March and J

227 Individual semi-structured interviews were conducted between October 201

228 In study one, semi-structured interviews were conducted with 15 senior char

229 Audio-recorded semi-structured interviews were conducted with 16 patients (m

230 onstructivist grounded theory approach, semi-structured interviews were conducted with 17 surgeons ac

231 Semi-structured interviews were conducted with 51 nurses (10

232 Twenty semi-structured interviews were conducted with adult family m

233 Individual semi-structured interviews were conducted with all participan

234 Semi-structured interviews were conducted with children (aged

235 Semi-structured interviews were conducted with clinic nurses

236 Face to face, in-depth, semi structured interviews were conducted with eight staff me

237 Semi-structured interviews were conducted with parents of 200

238 Structured interviews were conducted with participants a

239 Structured interviews were conducted with proxy responde

240 In this preliminary study, structured interviews were conducted with schizophrenia

241 amese and 8 Cambodian LBMs were visited, and structured interviews were conducted with the market man

242 Semi-structured interviews were conducted with the sample and

243 a referral facility in urban Accra, and semi-structured interviews were conducted with women who had

244 Semi-structured interviews were conducted, guided by use of a

245 Between September 2015 and March 2016 semi-structured interviews were conducted.

246 Individual semi-structured interviews were digitally recorded, transcrib

247 16 semi-structured interviews were done online.

248 Twenty semi-structured interviews were undertaken using a topic guid

249 Individual, semi-structured interviews were undertaken with 33 nursing st

250 Structured interviews were used to assess bullying invol

251 Structured interviews were used to assess depressive sym

252 Structured interviews were used to assess participants f

253 Quality of Life Questionnaire) and 1:1 semi-structured interviews were used to explore experiences w

254 Structured interviews were used to obtain family history

255 g Scale (SIRS), rated by a clinician after a structured interview, which grades the types and severit

256 e I trial itself, a survey that consisted of structured interviews, which sought to evaluate patients

257 Twenty-five experts underwent 30-minute structured interviews, which were transcribed and coded.

258 nformation about residual shunt, undertook a structured interview with individuals who had had transc

259 risk of nicotine dependence were obtained by structured interview with the Diagnostic Interview Sched

260 A structured interview with the families of 80 children wi

261 children's oral health status were used from structured interviews with 1158 caregiver/child dyads fr

262 Single semi-structured interviews with 13 medical staff and 13 nurse

263 ng: 150h of nonparticipant observation; semi-structured interviews with 15 staff members about their

264 86 non-participant observations and 226 semi-structured interviews with 191 health professionals work

265 METHODS AND FINDINGS: Semi-structured interviews with 26 stroke witnesses were tran

266 This was a secondary analysis of 46 semi-structured interviews with 28 China-educated nurses work

267 We conducted semi-structured interviews with 30 key stakeholders (physicia

268 Per convenience sampling, we conducted semi-structured interviews with 30 surgeons from 5 subspecial

269 We conducted semi-structured interviews with 33 clinicians, and held three

270 Semi-structured interviews with 35 participants at 6 months p

271 We conducted semi-structured interviews with 40 general surgeons in wester

272 We conducted qualitative semi-structured interviews with 43 expert surgical teachers f

273 rking a behavioral change was estimated from structured interviews with 50 patients who had a first e

274 comprehension study, we conducted individual structured interviews with 710 adults and adolescents, i

275 and May, 2012, data collectors conducted the structured interviews with a household representative in

276 We conducted semi-structured interviews with a total of 14 parents, school

277 Semi-structured interviews with all participants, thematic an

278 We conducted semi-structured interviews with chronically critically ill lo

279 Insights from structured interviews with clinicians (n = 5) experience

280 dicine faculty, and we held focus groups and structured interviews with general internal medicine uni

281 : A rapid evidence assessment (REA) and semi-structured interviews with health professionals were con

282 Semi-structured interviews with hospital staff, 150 h of ward

283 mong several data sources, including 19 semi-structured interviews with individuals involved in globa

284 ith patients and their spouses, we conducted structured interviews with national academic leaders in

285 tion of nurse-led chemotherapy clinics, semi-structured interviews with nurse participants, review of

286 rse-led chemotherapy clinics, including semi-structured interviews with nurses.

287 n delivering palliative care; 10 filmed semi-structured interviews with palliative care patients or t

288 and parents (N = 41) were matched with semi-structured interviews with parents (N = 41).

289 hodology guided twenty-one 60-90 minute semi-structured interviews with participants across 7 stakeho

290 telligence), brain MRI, medical records, and structured interviews with participants and their parent

291 Semi-structured interviews with patients and family carers.

292 n the southwestern United States and 63 semi-structured interviews with physicians, research staff, a

293 After the programme concluded, semi-structured interviews with staff and a focus group with

294 36 semi-structured interviews with staff, relatives and resident

295 We conducted 74 semi-structured interviews with stakeholders involved in heal

296 Follow-up assessments relied on structured interviews with the adolescents and their mot

297 We analyzed data from structured interviews with the patients, histopathologic

298 ive or nonelective inpatient surgery through structured interviews with thought leaders and systemati

299 Seventy-three semi-structured interviews with veterans (n = 33) and provide

300 We conducted semi-structured interviews with Veterans with severe obesity