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- Transcript Hello? Hello. This is Julia Chassen from Wilkins Research. We are doing a survey about hospitals and healthcare in your area. Can I ask you a few questions, please? Yes. Yes, I can hear you. Can you hear me? Hello? Hello? Can you hear me? Can you hear me now? Hello? Okay. This is Julia Chassen from Wilkins Research. Okay. We are doing a survey about hospitals and healthcare in your area. Can I ask you a few questions, please? Okay. We are conducting a survey about the healthcare available in your area. Your responses will help to improve the overall local healthcare. First, a few background questions. Do you make the majority of the decisions in your household as to which hospitals and doctors to use for medical care? Hello? Do you make the majority of the decisions in your household as to which hospitals and doctors to use for medical care? It's a yes or no question, sir. Okay. We are sorry you do not meet the criteria to complete this survey. Thank you for your time. Have a nice day.
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