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… characteristics by Authors, Sample, Method, Findings/Conclusions, and Domains of P-SCNF (continued) Authors Sample Method Findings/Conclusions Domains of P-SCNF Pelentsov, Fielder, Laws & Esterman, 2016 301 parents with a child with a rare disease An online survey consisting of 45 questions about the perceived level of satisfaction with receiving care, experiences and needs of providing daily care, the impacts of disease on relationships, the emotional and psychological burdens of disease, and … parents could pay for medications. 24 As mentioned above, transportation is also a practical need that parents need help with. Not only to receive a diagnosis, but also to bring your child to school, leisure activities, or hospitals for treatment or check-ups, transportation is sometimes required. The Netherlands have different centres of expertise for rare diseases across the country. While this ensures that parents and patients have the best care centred in one place, instead of different centres with mediocre knowledge, this can result in a centre of expertise in the north of the Netherlands, while living in the south. Resulting in a 3-hour drive for every check-up. In the study of van Scheppingen et al. (2008) parents mentioned that the organisational aspects of care were exhausting and time- consuming. Parents have stated in the study of Monterosso and Kristjanson (2008) that they felt relieved when …

… fraud or a suspicion of fraud to the Board of Examiners. 8. The Board of Examiners can revoke the appointment of an examiner at any time. ARTICLE 1.6 ASSESSMENT COMMITTEE The Assessment Committee provides examiners with expert advice on assessment, checks the quality of exams and assessments and checks constructive alignment of courses/components and their assessment. The Assessment Committee reports to the Board of Examiners in all matters regarding quality of assessment. Rules and Regulations … to use aids must inform the examiner or invigilator present before the start of each exam and must always be able to provide a copy of this document. As an exception to this rule are the aids that are specifically mentioned on the cover sheet and a blue or black pen. 14. Maastricht University is expressly exempt from any liability regarding damage to or loss of aids that have been confiscated. 15. In the event of irregularities and/or fraud, the invigilator informs the student and reports the … in the exam. The Board of Examiners will be informed after the exam of any irregularities and violations that took place before, during or after the exam. The Board of Examiners may decide to take further sanctions and/or measures. 17. In the case of online/proctored exams, it is the responsibility of the student to make the exam in the way it is instructed. Failure to do so is an irregularity and means the exam will be invalid. If it is not possible to adequately supervise the student during (part …