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Database innen medisin, helsefaglige emner, sykepleie. Innholder opplysninger om ca 25 millioner artikler publisert i ca 6000 idsskrifter fra 1946 og fremover. Les mer om databasen på National library of Medicine som er ansvarlig for innholdet
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Further illustrative examples
Table A Examples of research questions for which a questionnaire may not be the most appropriate design
Table B Pros and cons of open and closed-ended questions
Table C Checklist for developing a questionnaire
Table D Types of sampling techniques for questionnaire research
Table E Critical appraisal checklist for a questionnaire study
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