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    This document describes the data collection methods used in a study of Philippine National Police personnel. It discusses the following: 1) The respondents were 92 uniformed personnel and 77 nursing staff who were given questionnaires to understand their priorities and experiences. 2) Data was also collected through interviews, observations, research of materials like journals and books, and analysis to understand the issues in more depth. 3) Statistical tools like mean, scales, and formulas were used to analyze the data collected through questionnaires, interviews and observations.

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    This document describes the data collection methods used in a study of Philippine National Police personnel. It discusses the following: 1) The respondents were 92 uniformed personnel and 77 nursing staff who were given questionnaires to understand their priorities and experiences. 2) Data was also collected through interviews, observations, research of materials like journals and books, and analysis to understand the issues in more depth. 3) Statistical tools like mean, scales, and formulas were used to analyze the data collected through questionnaires, interviews and observations.

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    This document describes the data collection methods used in a study of Philippine National Police personnel. It discusses the following: 1) The respondents were 92 uniformed personnel and 77 nursing staff who were given questionnaires to understand their priorities and experiences. 2) Data was also collected through interviews, observations, research of materials like journals and books, and analysis to understand the issues in more depth. 3) Statistical tools like mean, scales, and formulas were used to analyze the data collected through questionnaires, interviews and observations.

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    DESCRIPTION OF RESPONDENTS
    The respondents of the study are the ninety-two (92) uniformed personnel patients and
    seventy-seven (77) nursing staffs of Philippine National Police General Hospital at corner
    Colonel Bonny Serrano Ave., Barangay Bagong Lipunan Camp Crame Quezon City.

    wherein the researcher prepare a survey questionnaire. This respondentfocuses on the


    company’s employees for they are very important in a sense that this study is all about them.
    (See Table 1.)
    %The questionnaires are being answered accordingly to the priority of concern by using
    predetermined sets of questions with predefined ranges of answers so as to avoid any
    conflicting series of response.
    Data Gathering Tools
    These are the instruments or tools for gathering data in research used as basis for drawing
    conclusions or making inferences. Some of these tools are questionnaires,

     
    interviews, empirical observations, research and analysis used by the proponents as they
    conduct the proposed study.
    Interview.
    An Interview is defined as a meeting of two people face to face toconfer about something or an
    act of questioning to receive a desired answer that isnecessary in solving a specific problem.
    This is where data gathering occurs by askingquestions for much needed information from the
    interviewee verbally and directly.
    Observation.
    This technique is used when the researcher cannot secureadequate or valid data through the
    use of the questionnaire or some other technique. Itis considered to be the most direct means of
    studying people in so far as their overtbehavior is concerned. Observation of a current operating
    procedure is another datagathering tool seeing the system in action gives you additional
    perspective and better understanding of system procedures.
    Research.
    Research is simply, the systematic search for pertinent information ona specific topic or
    problem. It is systematic study or investigation or something for thepurpose of answering
    questions posed by the researcher. It includes reviewing journals,periodicals, and books to
    obtain background information, technical material, and newsabout industry trends and
    developments.
    Questionnaire.
    A pre-written series of questions used in gathering importantinformation’s from one or more
    persons. This will be given to the individual who have adirect bearing of the study and in order
    to satisfy the proponent’s goal that is to get andmeasure the opinions, polls and attitude of the
    respondents of the study.
     
    Analysis.
    Analysis is the process of breaking-up the whole study into itsconstituent parts of the categories 
    according to the specific questions under thestatement of the problem. This is to bring out into
    focus the essential feature of thestudy.
    Statistical Tools
    Statistics is one way of getting the information’s organized. To have a generalview of the whole
    scenario of the study, statistical tool is used. This also includes
    thescaling system, which is used by the proponents as a technique to monitor therespondent’s
    interpretation of facts.
    (See Table 2.0 & Table 3.0)
    Table 2.0
    Scaling Systems of Existing and Proposed
    SystemRating ScaleInterpretation5Excellent4Very Good3Good2Fair 1Poor 
     
    Table 3.0
    Scaling Systems of Problems in the Existing
    SystemRating ScaleInterpretation5Strongly Agree4Agree3Undecided2Disagree1Strongly Disag
    reeBelow are the Formulas used to arrive to the computation used by the StatisticalTool:
    1. Mean.
    The proponents used the mean to be able to identify the range of interest.The proponents
    obtained the Degree of Efficiency by using the formula:Mean ( ) = f (X1 + X2 + ... Xn)nWhere:f =
    frequency that a given X was chosen by the respondentsX = represents any of the numerical
    ratings 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, representingExcellent, Very Good, Good, Fair, Poor respectively.n = total
    number of respondents

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