Feedback from participants on training, satisfaction and preference with the capillary sampling device.

<p>Questionnaire responses of participants enrolled in the adult investigation phase are displayed in Panel A, and those of children and their parent enrolled in the child-parent dyad in Panel B. A bar chart is provided for each question on the y-axis regarding the instructional materials, liv...

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Main Author:	Harika Dasari (18145735) (author)
Other Authors:	Anna Smyrnova (12869647) (author), Jing Leng (106621) (author), Francine M. Ducharme (6507272) (author)
Published:	2024
Subjects:	Medicine Science Policy Infectious Diseases Virology Space Science Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified yielding slightly less relatively painless method lower back showing implementation requires validation enable remote monitoring 2 preschoolers participated adult investigational study investigational phase </ implementation phase </ low failure rates pain reduction varied affect blood volume >, 90 participants 500 &# 956 beyond </ p one capillary sampling capillary blood volume two multicentre trials median volume collected device failure rate collection among adults phase study blood volume p </ sampling sites one parent device collected clinical trials collection failure capillary self two co topical analgesia site cross significant difference significant decrease puncture sites puncture site primary outcomes point scale pain perception novel device factorial design collection devices adverse events accompanying parent 7 parents 15 adults
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Feedback from participants on training, satisfaction and preference with the capillary sampling device.

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