PESTLE Analysis of Diagnostic Interview Procedures ================================================== Describes structured interviews a clinical trial office performs on all study participants. THE ANSWER ========= 1. Please explain the term \”clinical interview\” used in sentence 1.
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Because of the term \”clinical assessment\”, interviewer refers to the person who conducts patient orientation to the field study. ANSWERS TO THE PUZZLE ===================== 1. a\.
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Patient navigation study. This is a two-step approach: first, interviewing patients to learn about their health, to make sure that they are willing to participate in the study and to explain study procedures to them, and second, testing the patients\’ navigator in field scenarios by asking similar types of questions as a questionnaire ([@B1]). 2.
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B. Clinician–patient interview. The clinical interview is a semi-structured interview or a qualitative interview for assessing patient symptoms.
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Clinician refers to the individual who is responsible for assessing or, in this context, interviewing the study patient. (See [Appendix-2](#App2){ref-type=”app”} for additional information about interviewers and assessors.) 3.
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C. Structured interview. A semi-structured interview is not a clinical interview since it does not assess a patient\’s symptoms per se.
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The interviewers are expected to use a questionnaire to collect patient socioeconomic and psychosocial risk factors for illness, symptoms, and functioning ([@B2]). A common definition of a structured interview is \”a diagnostic interview which uses structured questions combined with physical and/or psychological maneuvers.\” ([@B3]).
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4. a\. Interviewers have to choose what they call a normal-course-of-life participant or a participant with a marked disease.
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The question of whether one is a better disease indicator than another was, for example, asked during an intake interview in the present study where patient did not know whether a study visit would reveal their cancer diagnosis. And the subject again chose the \”normal course of life\” option because they did not experience any symptoms; \”normal course of life\” answer was actually of no help at all for diagnostic decision making. 5.
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B. A participant is an \”asymptomatic patient\”, and a structured interview is a clinical interview. The concept of an asymptomatic patient refers to patient who have not yet experienced any symptoms related to cancer at the time of the field study.
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An asymptomatic patient means an asymptomatic cancer patients who will visit general clinics and hospitals routinely and who will then be randomized to take part in the survey by invitation in the present study. 6. C.
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Interviewers conduct the structured interview because the basic requirements of structured interview assessment (sampling, screening, etc) are usually not completed before their interviewers go to the field sites. For example, interviewers have chosen a questionnaire to collect socioeconomic and psychosocial risk factors for illness, symptoms, and functioning (which will be assessed in the study). 7.
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a\. Information that will determine eligibility for patient recruitment. In this context, only the study participants\’ answers to a survey questionnaire matters.
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8. B. During informed consent process, the study participants\’ answers to the survey questionnaire determine final study eligibility (as response of a participant that must be documented during the informedPESTLE Analysis of the Global System for Mobile communication and Personal Communication Networks D.
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Kliuch and C. Gershenzon Abstract:The global system for mobile communication and personal communication networks (GSM/PCS) have a unique feature involving an intelligent cellular access network (ACN). In this network, one cell is served by both a signal-forming sector (SFS) and a cell center (CC).
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Hence, a service (e.g., call) is made in a cell that has poor or no propagation conditions with another cell.
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In the cellular access network, the SFS works as a base station (BS) in serving a certain cell as a GSM/PCS user on the same base station (i.e., SFS works as a base station, though it is not fully physical or cell-specific and function as a base station according to radio specifications, in certain circumstances), and the CC is responsible for serving communication between the basic GSM and GSM/PCS cells.
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Research goals in this article are to: (1) Determine whether the GSM/PCS access node equipped with a special feature (called “smart antenna”/“smart antenna/beam”) can help the call traffic and provide longer talk than GSM; (2) Find out how to deploy the smart antenna/beam functionality in a network system, so as to improve the overall user quality of service. The global system for mobile communication and personal communication networks (GSM/PCS) have a unique feature involving an intelligent cellular access network [1]. In this network, one cell is served by both a signal-forming sector (SFS) and a cell center (CC).
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That is, the global system is a GSM/PCS network system formed by SFS-CC and SFS-CC. In the cellular access network, the SFS works as a base station (similar to an Access Terminal), i.e.
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, the base station located in the cell served by the SFS, and the CC, serves between two GSM/PCS channels. Other signals, such as the SINFONET TS 25.216 data link control channel, can also be shared between the SFS and CC [2].
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Therefore, no unique signaling is performed between the SFS and CC. Moreover, the Global System (ETS No.: 08 and the corresponding IET ETSI standardization committees) [3] [4] divides the SFS and CC into two separate units [5].
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The SFS is further divided, in the EEC 536 standards, into micro cells and macro cells; while in the ETSI standards, the cell is divided into an A cell and a B cell. The A cell works exactly as the macro cell, while the B cell works as a micro cell, i.e.
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, micro cells are arranged following the B cell’s deployment pattern similarly to macro cells. More especially, in a typical area, two or more SFSs are working cooperatively to serve in the network. They may, for example, work in cooperation as macro cells or micro cells.
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Of course, the coverage areas of the SFSs are not limited to those of the macro cells. To be different from GSM, more advanced radio communications are applicable to the cellular access network of GSM/PCS [6]. The signals for data andPESTLE Analysis PESTLE analysis is a methodology for analyzing the political environment following the end of the cold start phase when the economy has entered into a decelerating phase.
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The analysis is driven by the five hypotheses detailed above and three other hypotheses based upon data available at the time that the analysis of economic conditions is being carried out—all of which will be explored below in consideration of the results, also in light of the PESTLE analysis. PESTLE analysis uses an economic analogy based upon a graph or any readily visual evidence, for which the following explains the phases during the onset of a decelerating trend (ceteris paribus). In decelerating phases, the cyclical movement is always observed to appear to be contracting the faster it moves.
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In the PESTLE analysis, several aspects of the economy are calculated from the growth rate of manufacturing output, GDP, industrial structure, growth of jobs and the unemployment rate. Based upon the analysis of each of the following indicators, the decelerating trends were most likely: • Decelerating job gains over the existing job gains since the end of the additional reading phase (with time frame of 4-6 years). This is indicated by the fact that inflation is low but job growth, as indicated by nonfarm payroll employment, levels are falling at a faster rate than job growth is falling.
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The job losses have slowed in the past two and a half years. • Increase in labor productivity, which follows inflation as well as price-costs and wage levels, leads to an increase in the amount of employment services output and thereby to economic growth. The increase in employment/factory output is not being reflected, because it is in a decline.
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• A weakening economic base coupled with a lack of inflation pressures has continued to decelerate exports because the economic data has indicated ongoing acceleration in terms of job losses, inflation at a low level, lower output, with some strong resistance. • Continued deceleration in economic performance has led to a contraction in output in spite of the strong and sustained growth in employment (higher unemployment). • Continuation of low inflation coupled with weak export performance has triggered a more severe contraction in activity, perhaps in spite of expansion in investment.
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• Recession is evident in the existing and forecasted inflation rates with inflation as defined by the FED’s Consumer Price Index. This PESTLE analysis was conducted by the Chief Economist of the National Economic Council, Dr. Stanley Fischer and Paul DaSilva, Chief Technical Adviser to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Larry Kudlow, and a Senior Research Specialist of the FOMC, Andrew Zimbalist, former Chairman of the Monetary Research Department at the Federal Reserve regarding operations at the Federal Reserve.
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(1). Figure 1 Figure 1. Short-term cyclical trends were in a decelerating phase (end of cold-start phase), beginning in 2003, by showing the level of total employment.
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Yearly averages of total nonfarm employment as a percent of total nonagricultural nonfarm employment, by excluding service industries, for three reasons: 1. Nonfarm employment is included in labor productivity estimates; 2. Economically useful service industries are excluded because there has been a shift toward goods production; and 3.
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Labor productivity is less volatile in these service industries. Source: The