Organizations are increasingly using questionnaires as a form of collecting data. Our work focus in a creation of a web based questionnaire platform, Q-Online, that managed a multi-questionnaires projects on a multi-users environment. The project goal is to provide a standard structure to collect data in several organization situations, particularly answering the needs of our organization: a sc...

BACKGROUND AND AIM: This study was conducted with the aim to investigate the knowledge and clinical judgment of Iranian general dentists and related factors on the diagnosis and treatment plan of vertical root fracture (VRF).METHODS: A questionnaire was distributed among 300 general dentists who attended in Iranian General Dentists Association (IGDA) congress in 2015. The questionnaire comprise...

the purpose of this study was to evaluate the performance of organization branches in tehran  by using the hybrid method topsis, ahp, bsc, so that the deficiencies of such a subjective and selective attention leaders (assessors) in the evaluation and integration of yield loss with in terms of the contribution of each group to achieve the goals to provide bsc. in this study, a multi-criteria dec...

introduction: today, with increasing emphasis on learning organizations, knowledge and learning are considered important factors in organizations and having updated knowledge and information have become an unavoidable necessity to continue the life and stability of these organizations. hence this study was conducted to study  the relationship between learning organization & leadership styles ed...

In epidemiological studies of asthma, questionnaires are widely accepted methods of identifying affected subjects. International Study of Asthma and Allergies in Childhood (ISAAC) is an international project aiming to determine the prevalence of asthma, allergic rhinitis and eczema in children living in different countries [1]. The written questionnaire includes questions on respiratory symptom...

Dear Sir, Having recently completed the data interpretation of a postal questionnaire of 'all' Otolaryngologists in the British Isles, we read with interest the recent correspondence on the subject of the accuracy of this means of gathering information. (November 1989, 1103), and of the validity of the numbers questioned and responding. Like the correspondents, we also had great difficulty in c...