Sentences with phrase «clinics during the study period»

All residents who participated in outpatient clinics during the study period were eligible.

One resident was excluded because she was absent for the preintervention test, and saw no breastfeeding infants in the clinics during the study period.

Residents were excluded from analysis if they neither took the preintervention knowledge test nor saw any breastfeeding infants in the outpatient clinics during the study period.

Not exact matches

Breastfeeding mothers who brought their infants to the clinic more than once during the study period were contacted only once.

One caveat to the study is that because helicopter transports brought a greater number of patients to Cleveland Clinic from surrounding rural areas during the course of the study period, it is possible that the observed trends reflect changes in the hospital's patient population.

However, many clients in the region use the teaching hospital as their regular clinic, and the relative proportion of purebred to mixed - breed clients seen during the study period reflect the United States national average [27] suggesting that this may not be a sizable limitation.

During the one - year period of surveillance (2013) of this study, 27.6 % of French Bulldogs under veterinary care did not have any disorders recorded and were instead either presented for routine or prophylactic veterinary care or did not attend the veterinary clinic at all.

The National Comorbidity Study Replication, for example, found that during a 12 month period - and among those receiving treatment for mental health concerns - the median number of clinic visits was 2.9 (Wang et al., 2005).

Members examined during December 1995 were not included because survey response rates are lower during this holiday period.25 One week after the clinic visit, these members were mailed a study questionnaire about health behaviors and adverse childhood experiences.

Second, fewer women visited the clinic for antenatal care during the recruitment period than expected, resulting in fewer than expected participants, hence the power of the study to detect differences in characteristics between smokers and non-smokers was reduced — the study only had adequate power to detect differences of about 23 % between groups.