Factors to consider when choosing data collection methods

Factors to consider when choosing an alignment system

A lthough an economic analysis will usually show that process-yield improvements and cycletime considerations have a far larger effect on the total cost of ownership, price is usually seen as the most important consideration when choosing an alignment system. Yet price should not be the single determining factor. True, system improvements to increase coupling yield are limited by prices that th...

Creating a Data Analysis Plan: What to Consider When Choosing Statistics for a Study.

Choosing a Model for eConsult Specialist Remuneration: Factors to Consider

Electronic consultation (eConsult) is an innovative solution that allows specialists and primary care providers to communicate electronically, improving access to specialist care. Understanding the cost implications of different remuneration models available to pay specialists is of critical importance as adoption of these services continues to increase. We used data collected through the Champ...

What to Consider When Using TRI Data

2 9 The individual waste management quantities reported are mutually exclusive to avoid double-counting. For example, an incinerator may destroy 99% of the chemical in the waste; in this case, the amount reported as treated on-site would be the amount destroyed by the incinerator, not the amount that entered the incinerator. The amount not destroyed in incineration (1%) would be reported as rel...

When patients consider suicide. Risk factors to watch for.

While every patient who talks about suicide should be taken seriously, some patients are more likely than others to commit suicide. The author discusses the personal, social, medical, and psychiatric factors associated with high suicide risk and suggests strategies for intervention+.