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1 Interviews with 1,136 acutely hospitalized psychiatric p

2 The data examined were collected from interviews with 1,333 African American and white hospita

3 factors were collected in 2012 by telephone interviews with 1,643 participants (stage 2) using a bal

4 as time from study enrollment to a follow-up interview with: (1) 7-day or more change in menstrual cy

5 al-based DR treatment were estimated through interviews with 100 diabetic patients, sampled when atte

6 the SHQ from a 151-item pool generated from interviews with 107 patients, a search of the relevant l

7 Participant observation and formal interviews with 107 people from May to August 2009 indic

8 The analysis is based on interviews with 11 practice nurses and one assistant pra

9 Interviews with 1114 (73%) of 1526 eligible controls wer

10 Interviews with 1146 family members of Medicare patients

11 oral health status were used from structured interviews with 1158 caregiver/child dyads from a low-in

12 In personal interviews with 1198 male-male twin pairs (708 monozygot

13 We conducted 22 interviews with 12 ICU physicians, 4 ICU fellows, 2 ICU

14 Single semi-structured interviews with 13 medical staff and 13 nurses associate

15 We report interim findings, based on interviews with 137 national-level respondents that trac

16 on (MD), we conducted joint autobiographical interviews with 14 pairs of monozygotic twins (mean age

17 In interviews with 14,092 adults, prevalence of problems wi

18 nonparticipant observation; semi-structured interviews with 15 staff members about their experiences

19 In more detailed interviews with 16 financial officials, we found strikin

20 This qualitative study involved interviews with 18 Australian surgeons.

21 s retrospective study was based on completed interviews with 183 histologically confirmed neuroblasto

22 nd smoking information was collected through interviews with 19,369 cases of lung cancer and 23,674 m

23 We undertook semistructured interviews with 20 parents whose children (aged 4-18 yea

24 xual behavior were assessed in comprehensive interviews with 218 homeless mentally ill men in a New Y

25 gists understand conversion through in-depth interviews with 22 neurology consultants.

26 Data were obtained from interviews with 225 married women with invasive squamous

27 ntial in the form of direct observations and interviews with 2358 HCPs.

28 We conducted in-person interviews with 253 patients in cancer-research trials (

29 factor data were collected through telephone interviews with 257 nonsmoking lung cancer cases 40-84 y

30 METHODS AND FINDINGS: Semi-structured interviews with 26 stroke witnesses were transcribed and

31 s a secondary analysis of 46 semi-structured interviews with 28 China-educated nurses working in Aust

32 nctional impairment was assessed by personal interview with 3,669 female and 4,377 male twins from th

33 Interviews with 3,383 adults regarding their smoking-rel

34 We conducted qualitative interviews with 30 MSM in Beijing, China.

35 f 129 questionnaire items was generated from interviews with 30 people with multiple sclerosis, exper

36 conducted a qualitative study using in-depth interviews with 30 women (aged 30-55 years) hospitalized

37 ified CML-specific symptoms from qualitative interviews with 35 patients.

38 Using interviews with 392 rural fishers, we show that fishing

39 d 2002 data, the authors conducted telephone interviews with 399 women whose child's birth certificat

40 Our interviews with 49 farmers in the Brazilian state of Mat

41 as gathered from medical records and through interviews with 5 patients from 4 kindreds.

42 avioral change was estimated from structured interviews with 50 patients who had a first episode of s

43 We conducted semistructured interviews with 50 surrogate decision-makers of critical

44 e for Parents (FASE-P) was developed through interviews with 53 parents, consultation of the literatu

45 The study drew on interviews with 56 nurses from six sites in Bangalore, I

46 (3) Interviews: With 56 clinicians, we conducted semistructu

47 rs of such attitudes, we conducted telephone interviews with 561 family members who had recently been

48 IGO Research Network, by use of face-to-face interviews with 732 participants with schizophrenia.

49 we conducted 208 semistructured qualitative interviews with 76 family members and 150 clinicians par

50 cross-sectional survey was conducted through interviews with 791 traders in 18 Vietnamese live bird m

51 Based on interviews with 82 companies totaling 2.5 Mha of propert

52 Data was collected from telephone interviews with 98 service users using a mixture of quan

53 a review of hospital records and a telephone interview with a family member or other informant.

54 A standardized telephone interview with a series of trauma probes and a DSM-IV PT

55 a life expectancy of less than 3 months were interviewed with a series of standardised instruments, i

56 All subjects were interviewed with a structured diagnostic instrument.

57 in a hospital-based, case-control study were interviewed with a structured questionnaire and provided

58 They were interviewed with a structured questionnaire by trained i

59 Each patient was interviewed with a validated structured questionnaire of

60 45-minute intervention based on motivational interviewing with a 20- to 30-minute booster conducted b

61 Brief interventions based on motivational interviewing with a telephone booster using personalized

62 etime residential histories were obtained by interviews with a close relative.

63 We carried out face-to-face interviews with a consecutive sample of individuals ente

64 12, data collectors conducted the structured interviews with a household representative in 30 village

65 ical skill assessors; stage 2-semistructured interviews with a multidisciplinary panel (consisting of

66 Telephone interviews with a nationally representative sample of 20

67 Using segments of interviews with a patient with advanced pulmonary fibros

68 Ten qualitative interviews with a purposive sample of retailers and othe

69 lf-administered questionnaires and telephone interviews with a randomly selected subsample (n = 6).

70 e conducted a media analysis and qualitative interviews with a range of involved stakeholders.

71 We combined in-depth interviews with a range of key stakeholders in health an

72 ign, Setting, and PARTICIPANTS: Face-to-face interviews with a representative US adult sample (N = 43

73 We conducted face-to-face interviews with a representative US noninstitutionalized

74 idity of the RCAT was assessed in individual interviews with a separate group of 58 adult patients.

75 ast cancer survivors, we conducted in-person interviews with a subsample of participants.

76 ) and (2) data from unstructured qualitative interviews with a subset of patients (n = 54) who comple

77 In 2009/2010 we conducted 216 in-depth interviews with a subset of study participants enrolled

78 irst follow-up (2000-2002) through in-person interviews with a validated food-frequency questionnaire

79 n immigrant women and 23 individual in-depth interviews with a wide range of stakeholders who had div

80 Face-to-face household interviews with adolescents and questionnaires from pare

81 Data come from interviews with adult population samples (1952, 1970, an

82 child death should always involve a thorough interview with all adults involved, as well as a proper

83 Semi-structured interviews with all participants, thematic analysis with

84 asures and participate in a 5-year follow-up interview with an assessor who was blind to treatment ty

85 ts at risk should receive brief motivational interviewing with an objective, nonjudgmental, and empat

86 s was collected through structured telephone interviews with an existing cohort of married women with

87 on to work; 3) structured, taped, one-on-one interviews with an external PhD investigator; and 4) sta

88 , the American Red Cross performed follow-up interviews with and additional laboratory testing for 14

89 qualitative study consisting of 70 in-depth interviews with ART-naive and ART-experienced patients o

90 Qualitative study using interviews with bereaved family members who received a l

91 In personal interviews with both members of 1198 male-male twin pair

92 cted geographic information systems-assisted interviews with boys and men aged 10-24 years in Philade

93 th aged 1 month to 17 years were assessed by interviews with caregivers and with youth in the case of

94 We analysed interviews with caregivers of children living in two pol

95 2013, we conducted semistructured, in-depth interviews with caregivers of patients considering DT LV

96 ng practices, review of medical records, and interviews with carers and staff.

97 by reviewing medical records and conducting interviews with case patients and hospitalized controls.

98 Semi-structured qualitative interviews with CHC patients at four Veterans Health Adm

99 We conducted semi-structured interviews with chronically critically ill long-term acu

100 Interviews with CHWs, administrators of the CHW program,

101 Insights from structured interviews with clinicians (n = 5) experienced in using

102 hnographic observation and 35 semistructured interviews with clinicians in two ICUs were collected by

103 , and May 26, 2006, qualitative face-to-face interviews with clinicians, hospital managers, health of

104 orary press reviews after surgery, conducted interviews with colleagues and relatives of the surgeon,

105 Additional qualitative in-depth interviews with community health workers, childbearing w

106 Participants were interviewed with computer-assisted face-to-face and self

107 We also supplemented interviews with confidential sources by creating our own

108 s was a qualitative study using face to face interviews with consultant ophthalmologists and orthopti

109 You can also listen to the associated interview with Debbie Sweet, Editor of Cell Stem Cell, a

110 representative survey conducted by telephone interview with decedents' next of kin.

111 Scripts were based on recorded interviews with dietitians and interviewers from the Nat

112 We conducted 60 semistructured interviews with donors, government officials, and expert

113 ered questionnaire was given, followed by an interview with each volunteer at study inception, at 1 y

114 es of chickenpox are identified by telephone interviews with each child's parent(s) every 6 months.

115 y protocols and annual reports, and in-depth interviews with each research team.

116 After this period, interviews with eight nurses and the ward manager for ea

117 ly assigned men and women aged 15-59 y to an interview with either the DHS questionnaire or the SSC.

118 (n=39) and caregivers (n=24) and individual interviews with emergency physicians (n=23) and advanced

119 On the basis of interviews with EPC directors, AHRQ staff, and represent

120 We conducted telephone interviews with executives at 609 of the largest employe

121 A questionnaire was developed using interviews with experts in the field.

122 ee with women's group facilitators, and four interviews with facilitator supervisors.

123 dinal data on academic careers and conducted interviews with faculty members to determine the scope a

124 We conducted face-to-face interviews with family members (N = 15) who had direct e

125 Two raters coded transcripts of audiotaped interviews with family members about their experiences i

126 esults of electroencephalographic tests, and interviews with family members of patients with epilepsy

127 mpted suicide, and, on the basis of personal interviews with family members, to have a close relative

128 We also report data from interviews with family members.

129 Through in-depth interviews with finance, legal, and sustainability profe

130 lty, and we held focus groups and structured interviews with general internal medicine unit chiefs an

131 Via interviews with green chemistry leaders from industry, a

132 to www.immunologicalreviews.com to watch an interview with Guest Editor Carl Nathan.

133 review, an expert focus group, and cognitive interviews with HBV patients.

134 treatment registers, medical record review, interviews with health care staff, and direct contact wi

135 litative descriptive analysis of 40 in-depth interviews with health professionals conducted in a samp

136 vidence assessment (REA) and semi-structured interviews with health professionals were conducted and

137 behavioral variables were gathered from 240 interviews with Hispanic adults in two community clinics

138 Data collection at each facility included interviews with hospital personnel and assessment of mat

139 ir new or modified homes through 15 in-depth interviews with household heads of the new houses and fi

140 Interviews with hunters were designed to record presence

141 Informal and in-depth interviews with HWs were also performed.

142 Interviews with individual students conducted within 1.5

143 about residual shunt, undertook a structured interview with individuals who had had transcatheter clo

144 l data sources, including 19 semi-structured interviews with individuals involved in global ECD leade

145 formed the basis of a set of semistructured interviews with industrial experts.

146 ith surgeons and scrub nurses, and telephone interviews with Infection Control Nurses.

147 rograms were identified, including telephone interviews with infection preventionists who collect dat

148 nostic process includes referral, screening, interviews with informants and patients, and functional

149 e identified through medical evaluations and interviews with inmates about recent pruno consumption.

150 ered to participate in research studies were interviewed with instruments designed to collect informa

151 By using both in-person interviews with insurers and a direct market test, we fo

152 articipant observation of care practices and interviews with intensive care staff were undertaken ove

153 Interviews with international health officials and vacci

154 Focus groups and interviews with intervention participants showed in-home

155 Interviews with jump survivors and potential jumpers are

156 that the most notable difference between the interviews with KASPAR and the human were the duration o

157 munity characteristics were assessed through interviews with key informants and other secondary data

158 re for OUD, based on a literature review and interviews with key informants in the field.

159 We obtained data from interviews with key informants, a literature review of p

160 y of the literature (published and gray) and interviews with key informants.

161 and previously collected data from in-depth interviews with key populations were used to inform the

162 tematic review of the literature and through interviews with leaders of 26 residency and geriatrics p

163 An account of this era, based in part on interviews with Levine, is presented.

164 were collected from the medical examiner and interviews with local fire officials.

165 Daily interviews with medical ICU clinicians were conducted to

166 Interviews with men to track past-year nonpartner rape p

167 documents and reference data, and conducted interviews with ministry staff and partners to assess th

168 n on children was obtained by a face-to-face interview with mothers, with a response rate of 94.5%.

169 r was assessed via individual semistructured interviews with mothers and adolescents.

170 Interviews with mothers covered demographic information,

171 of events recorded on vaccination cards and interviews with mothers, with imputation of missing valu

172 s and their spouses, we conducted structured interviews with national academic leaders in prostate ca

173 We conducted in-depth interviews with neighbors of land application sites and

174 a were collected using in depth unstructured interviews, with nine purposively recruited pre-registra

175 se-led chemotherapy clinics, semi-structured interviews with nurse participants, review of clinic pro

176 motherapy clinics, including semi-structured interviews with nurses.

177 Data were collected via interviews with older people, focus group discussions in

178 Semi-structured in-depth interviews with open-ended questions were conducted with

179 g palliative care; 10 filmed semi-structured interviews with palliative care patients or their family

180 Focused interviews with parents (7) were conducted.

181 s (N = 41) were matched with semi-structured interviews with parents (N = 41).

182 ents and among 199 controls, using data from interviews with parents and abstracted from medical reco

183 Clinical interviews with parents and adolescents were used to det

184 Information was collected via standardized interviews with parents and review of pertinent records.

185 or a DSM-IV ADHD diagnosis based on clinical interviews with parents using the Development and Well-B

186 istory of alcohol problems was assessed from interviews with parents when offspring were 14 years of

187 ld focus group discussions and key informant interviews with parents, community health workers (CHWs)

188 mbulance, and intensive-care unit notes; and interviews with parents, medical, nursing, and paramedic

189 Parental pressure was identified in interviews with parents.

190 Data were obtained from interviews with participants and their parents at intake

191 , brain MRI, medical records, and structured interviews with participants and their parents to determ

192 iotic use, was collected by chart review and interview with patients and prescribers.

193 We conducted in-depth interviews with patients (n=24) whose HIV infection was

194 Interviews with patients and carers took place in their

195 score 0-100 points) by literature review and interviews with patients and clinicians.

196 Semi-structured interviews with patients and family carers.

197 ognition Rating Scale (SCoRS), that involves interviews with patients and informants.

198 Individual interviews with patients and nurses followed, and were r

199 Clinical outcome was assessed through interviews with patients and their family members.

200 age = 19 years) were ascertained by means of interviews with patients and/or surviving relatives.

201 urces included medical records and telephone interviews with patients at 3, 6, 15, and 27 months foll

202 ed, and researchers conducted semistructured interviews with patients examining their recall and unde

203 rts, in-hospital data, and records of direct interviews with patients or family members.

204 alcohol abuse were determined from review of interviews with patients or their proxies, medical recor

205 171 cases, the authors integrated data from interviews with patients, admitting clinicians, and othe

206 e current treatment literature for ANCA-SVV, interviews with patients, and consultation with experts.

207 senting patients' medical records, telephone interviews with patients, and mailed questionnaires comp

208 dy, based in the state of Jalisco, comprised interviews with patients, their caregivers, health and s

209 se-note review, electronic record review and interviews with patients.

210 ting patients' medical records and telephone interviews with patients.

211 ort of changes in communication style during interviews with patients.

212 An interview with Pawan Sinha, a computational neuroscienti

213 investigation forms and, when possible, via interviews with persons with polio or surrogates using a

214 erpretation of the results through telephone interviews with physicians and genetic counselors in a n

215 western United States and 63 semi-structured interviews with physicians, research staff, and research

216 physicians' reports, death certificates, and interviews with physicians.

217 physicians' reports, death certificates, and interviews with physicians.

218 Interviews with proxy informants living in the same hous

219 Krenning, in an interview with Rachel Levine.

220 ata base and supplemented and confirmed with interviews with recipients.

221 ors is often requested by means of telephone interviews with relatives of the deceased.

222 We refer to clinical cases derived from our interviews with renal transplant staff and our own clini

223 This in-depth qualitative study draws on interviews with researchers and staff at the Montreal Ne

224 In Phase 2, follow up interviews with role-holders (n=4) were conducted.

225 of these tasks was done in conjunction with interviews with several domain experts in biology.

226 iological studies used structured diagnostic interviews with similar diagnostic criteria and were pop

227 Combining motivational interviewing with skills training, the brief interventio

228 We conducted telephone interviews with SLE patients who refused participation i

229 or questionnaire content from semistructured interviews with SLE patients.

230 ter the programme concluded, semi-structured interviews with staff and a focus group with members of

231 observation, review of medical records, and interviews with staff and were valued using scheduled fe

232 e and focused on nonadherence in a series of interviews with staff at a pediatric transplant program.

233 36 semi-structured interviews with staff, relatives and residents; 175h of

234 We conducted 74 semi-structured interviews with stakeholders involved in health agenda s

235 ough literature review and 33 semistructured interviews with stakeholders.

236 We interviewed with standardised measures and used logistic

237 nalized US population that combines personal interviews with standardized physical examination and me

238 We conducted semi-structured qualitative interviews with state and county health department staff

239 andidates to rotate through brief sequential interviews with structured tasks and independent assessm

240 ves observation of intervention delivery and interviews with study participants.

241 tary, and prison records and from records of interviews with subjects' family members and others.

242 DESIGN, SETTING, AND PARTICIPANTS: Telephone interviews with successive cohorts of employed parents b

243 e prone procedures, followed by face to face interviews with surgeons and scrub nurses, and telephone

244 One-on-one, semistructured interviews with surrogates were conducted on the patient

245 blood specimens, medical record reviews, and interviews with surviving outbreak members, household co

246 Outcomes were assessed via interviews with surviving patients or their surrogates a

247 Interviews with survivors in the 1950s and 1960s provide

248 We conducted telephone interviews with symptomatic patients who were not health

249 nancy through breastfeeding were obtained by interview with the biologic mother and were analyzed by

250 corrected report, medical record review, and interview with the clinician(s) taking care of the patie

251 otine dependence were obtained by structured interview with the Diagnostic Interview Schedule; the me

252 A structured interview with the families of 80 children with juvenile

253 he authors estimated PTSD at the time of the interview with the Mississippi Scale for Combat-Related

254 nalyses, which we established in a follow-up interview with the participants at 1 month after their r

255 N=6) was obtained by using a family history interview with the same instruments.

256 e Research Diagnostic Criteria, following an interview with the Schedule for Affective Disorders and

257 Each participant completed an interview with the Semi-Structured Assessment for the Ge

258 ed by their family physician were offered an interview with the Structured Clinical Interview for DSM

259 aged between 0 and 59 mo at the time of the interview with the use of logistic regression models.

260 0) or depressed (n = 19) index episodes were interviewed with the Bedford College Life Event and Diff

261 ations was changed, and 409 individuals were interviewed with the borderline personality disorder sec

262 Participants were interviewed with the Diagnostic Interview for Genetic St

263 , and 54 months and 8 years, caregivers were interviewed with the Disturbances of Attachment Intervie

264 ed for age, sex, and occupational group were interviewed with the life events and difficulties schedu

265 Subjects were interviewed with the Semi-Structured Assessment for Drug

266 Subjects were interviewed with the Semi-Structured Assessment for the

267 Outpatients with PTSD (N=138) were interviewed with the Structured Clinical Interview for D

268 d, and who had an IQ of greater than 70 were interviewed with the Structured Clinical Interview for D

269 If indicated, patients are interviewed with the Tinnitus-Impact Screening Interview

270 All participants were additionally interviewed with the Yale-Brown Obsessive Compulsive Sca

271 Follow-up assessments relied on structured interviews with the adolescents and their mothers; diagn

272 Two sets of interviews with the employees, carried out over a period

273 ecall was examined through computer-assisted interviews with the Lifetime Tobacco Use Questionnaire f

274 The authors conducted in-person interviews with the mothers of 185 SIDS cases and 312 ra

275 attempts were obtained retrospectively from interviews with the NIMH-Life-Chart method.

276 METHOD: Interviews with the participants followed a semi-structu

277 Interviews with the participants followed a semi-structu

278 Outcome data were based on interviews with the patients and informants as well as s

279 ospectively from patient notes and telephone interviews with the patients and/or their local doctors

280 We analyzed data from structured interviews with the patients, histopathological testing

281 cluded observations of vaccination sessions, interviews with the primary healthcare provider who admi

282 ttings participated in test and blind retest interviews with the PRISM-IV, which includes specific gu

283 eliminary session, we conducted standardized interviews with the raters and made slight changes to th

284 eparately through a combination of telephone interviews with the relatives (or their proxies) and rev

285 s were recorded to structured and open-ended interviews with the responsible physicians, nurses, soci

286 ence, 1.5) obtained during 3-month follow-up interviews with the surrogate decision makers.

287 Data were collected over 3 years through interviews with the University of California, San Franci

288 llected over 2 years (1997 and 1998) through interviews with the University of California, San Franci

289 ases and controls from the medical notes and interviews with the women.

290 ted having only one sexual partner, and from interviews with their husbands.

291 f rice and rice products were collected from interviews with their parents at 4, 8, and 12 months' fo

292 depression in the 1982 clinical reappraisal interview with those identified by the DIS at the same t

293 lective inpatient surgery through structured interviews with thought leaders and systematic reviews o

294 330 ART-prescribed patients and 34 in-depth interviews with three different types of stakeholders: p

295 Interviews with twins and parents assessed family backgr

296 ta were collected by conducting standardized interviews with use of questionnaires and by screening u

297 utcomes were assessed through a standardised interview with validated instruments.

298 Census interviews with women aged 15-49 years were done before

299 The authors analyzed data from 1,395 interviews with women attending antenatal clinics in Sow

300 rotective factors were assessed in telephone interviews with workplace managers.