Findings and interpretations from elite interviews
Some Signs, Findings, and Interpretations of Criminal Abortion
... At autopsy, in addition to generalized streptococcal peritonitis, puerperal metritis, and fragments of fetal villi and decidua in the uterus, there were found in th[r] ...
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Rating Dimensions of Collaboration Quality in Synchronous Collaborating Dyads: Findings and Interpretations
... The intuitive assumption that good collaboration leads to good task performance is tested on statistical terms. The article concludes with discussion and proposals for further research built on this work. Collaborative ...
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Visual world studies of conversational perspective taking: similar findings, diverging interpretations
... In this chapter, I will argue against such attempt to reconcile findings based on assumptions about interactivity. My argument has two main strands. First, although it seems plausible that interaction gives ...
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Measuring neural excitation and inhibition in autism: different approaches, different findings and different interpretations.
... research findings are interpreted in this context, without due consideration of the assumptions underlying linking certain techniques to measuring E/I ...arise from this ...
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All findings, interpretations, and conclusions of this presentation represent the views of the author(s) and not those of the Wharton School or the
... Criteria Description Rating Evaluation Moral hazard (& adjusted rating). Adequate Protects vulnerable citizens[r] ...
Presentation of Findings: Mobile phone location tracking Pilot study, Interviews and Survey
... in-depth interviews that highlighted the status of the mobile phone in participants’ ...the interviews gave the researcher crucial insights into individuals’ interpretations and perceptions of ...
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The Evolving Family Mealtime: Findings From Focus Group Interviews With Hispanic Mothers
... especially regarding culturally-tailored programs for Hispanic families. Mothers in the present study also reported meal preparation challenges. Due to having children and spouses with picky eating habits, mothers ...
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Thematic Findings from In-depth Interviews with Grantee Participants WolfBrown April 2021
... • From the artist’s point of view, the lack of an audience makes it difficult to stay connected to their purpose as performers and ...loss from not being able to connect with ...
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Enhancing PrEP uptake among MSM: Findings from interviews with researchers and practitioners
... THESE FINDINGS FOR INTERVENTION DESIGN Healthcare navigators and specifically PrEP navigators who serve to answer community inquiries about PrEP may be particularly ...calls from the community with ...
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Achieving Scale in the Residential Remodeling Industry: Findings from Interviews with Industry Leaders
... loyalty from homeowners and become their “family contractor,” much like the family doctor or dentist; such stable relationships should help move homeowners past cost as their main consideration when hiring a ...
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Establishing a valid construct of fear of childbirth: findings from in depth interviews with women and midwives
... the interviews it is highly likely that the interviews did not capture the views of those women who are pregnant and too afraid to talk about their ...
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Public Perceptions of the Stigmatization of Wrongly Convicted Individuals: Findings from Semi-Structured Interviews
... The majority of interviewees believed that people stigmatized exonerees by discrediting them in light of their wrongful conviction. Our findings suggest that an exoneree’s incarceration elicits stigma. ...
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Needs assessment for individuals ageing with impairment: Findings from subject matter expert interviews
... extensive home support, mostly with Activities of Daily Living (ADLs). Older adults may not tell caregivers or family members about falls or injuries in the home out of fear they would be forced to move to long-term care ...
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Challenges and Opportunities in China’s Health Aid to Africa: Findings from Qualitative Interviews in Tanzania and Malawi
... stemmed from systemic misunderstandings that have existed between the involved parties for some ...emanate from the individual level to a higher systemic ...
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The Evolution of Family Entrepreneurship in Poland: Main Findings Based on Surveys and Interviews from 2009-2018
... employees from the ...people from the closest family circle and employees from the family are con- sidered to be completely loyal and ...people from outside the ...
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Social workers' workload survey: messages from the frontline: findings from the 2009 survey and interviews with senior managers
... responsibility from social workers and so free them up to use their skills to work with families - or to decide that they should only work with those most at ...the interviews with senior managers which ...
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Barriers and facilitators to humanizing birth care in Tanzania: findings from semi-structured interviews with midwives and obstetricians
... care from skilled health personnel when they give birth at a ...Previous findings suggest that there are many factors that influence whether a skilled health personnel can provide quality birth care to ...
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Co-Location of Domestic Violence Advocates in Child Welfare Offices: Findings from Focus Groups and Interviews
... Caseworkers and DVAs reported positive effects for clients served by the collaboration. One of the strongest effects was quicker access to DV services, especially for those clients visited jointly by the caseworker and ...
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Factors Affecting Japanese HPV Vaccination: Findings from the Semi Structured Interviews with Adolescent Girls and Caregivers
... children from the sixth grade of primary school to the first grade of senior high school are eligible for financial ...different from child to child, and therefore the healthcare professionals should ...
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Findings from Interviews of Clinic Executive Directors in California Hospital Medical Center s Service Area
... stems from less tangible factors than the view that it is competitive and ...varied from collaborations on single projects to hospitals seen to have, and to act upon, an ethos of hospital-clinic ...
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