multisite
- noun
- /ˈmʌltiˌsaɪt/
- Specialized
- Multisite RCTs use several independent research teams in varying locations among diverse populations.
- multisite study using
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Our study characterized spatial gradients of outdoor air quality through a multisite, neighborhood-scale air sampling study during summer 2005.
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This article relates some preliminary findings from an in-progress multisite study using the MFP approach.
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Our multisite, multimethod, outcomes-based evaluation faced several methodological challenges.
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To our knowledge, this study is the first multisite evaluation conducted to assess the prevalence of in vitro T. vaginalis resistance in the United States.
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A multisite design was established to add greater diversity to the nature of the sites and participants to aid in greater applicability to other situations (Merriam, 2002).
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Data from a multisite, clinic-based study of sexually active women in the United States indicated that prevalence was highest among those aged 14–19 years (60).
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This study contributes to the field by demonstrating that a multimethod, multisite evaluation can document the impact of school health centers on utilization and self-reported health outcomes, despite variations in sites. Such information can be vital for counties and school districts seeking to understand the value of such services to the system as a whole.
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A randomized, two-group, multisite design was used with a pretest-posttest measurement for the knowledge evaluation and a posttest measurement only for the perceptions of barriers evaluation.
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In a qualitative study of the adoption of evidence-based practice in the context of two CTN clinical trials, we interviewed 29 participants from seven organizational levels of the multisite study organization about post-trial adoption, their role in the clinical trial, and interactions between the research initiative and clinic staff and setting.
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The multisite study aimed to recruit participants from different regions to improve the reliability of the results.
Synonyms
A study done at several places at the same time, often hospitals or universities
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Etymology
Multisite comes from multi- 'many' and site 'place', so a multisite study is a research project done in 'many places' to get results from more people or different groups.