Findings from Individual Interviews
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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Enhancing PrEP uptake among MSM: Findings from interviews with researchers and practitioners
... research findings about barriers and facilitators to PrEP ...during individual and group interview sessions with experts in HIV/AIDS research and practice, from February-March 2016, in Pittsburgh, ...
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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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Challenges and Opportunities in China’s Health Aid to Africa: Findings from Qualitative Interviews in Tanzania and Malawi
... context Individual barriers to communication stemmed from systemic misunderstandings that have existed between the involved parties for some ...emanate from the individual level to a higher ...
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The Evolution of Family Entrepreneurship in Poland: Main Findings Based on Surveys and Interviews from 2009-2018
... differ from non-family enterprises, to explore benefits and challenges related to family ownership and family involvement in the company (Binz-Astrakhan et ...of individual scientific dis- ciplines are ...
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Individual Differences Predicting Impression Management Detection in Job Interviews
... employment interviews. The results suggest that, taken separately, individual differences in cognitive abilities, generalized trust, or honesty/humility (nor any other personality traits) are not associated ...
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Barriers and facilitators to humanizing birth care in Tanzania: findings from semi-structured interviews with midwives and obstetricians
... clear from our findings that there is a desire to offer re- spectful maternal care and a humanizing child birth experi- ence, yet it has not fully emerged in ...
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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 ...the individual adolescents’ factors, physical maturity and sexual activity are ...
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Human behaviour and residual malaria transmission in Zanzibar: findings from in depth interviews and direct observation of community events
... In‑depth interviews IDIs were conducted using a semi-structured interview guide developed in English and translated into Swahili prior to data ...patterns, individual and community-level malaria risk ...
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Presentation of Findings: Mobile phone location tracking Pilot study, Interviews and Survey
... privacy, to support the government’s fight against terrorism. The retention of mobile phone communications data can be seen as concerning individual’s data privacy. Respondents explicitly mention this trade-off between ...
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Employment Experiences of Young Adults and High Earners Who Receive Social Security Disability Benefits: Findings from Semistructured Interviews
... THE FINDINGS The findings of this study underscore the diversity of options that beneficiaries use to overcome barriers to find and retain a ...factors—including individual motivation, education and ...
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Journalistic practices, role perceptions and ethics in democratisation conflicts: Empirical findings from interviews with journalists in Egypt, Kenya, Serbia and South Africa
... On the other hand, analysis showed also a potentially counterproductive impact of work practices, role perceptions and ethical orientations. At the level of work practices, the described universal logic of ...
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Patient perspectives on the impact of acromegaly: results from individual and group interviews
... addressing QOL concerns, 8 the extent of dialogue between patients and health care providers (HCPs) concerning the impact of the disease on patients’ lives is unclear. This was a patient-focused qualitative study aimed ...
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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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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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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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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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LCA in Environmental Management Systems—Results of Individual Interviews with Selected Enterprises from Poland and Sweden
... is a priority task during implementation, maintenance and improvement of the Environmental Management System. There are no standards that impose a method of realization on such activities, however, it is recom- mended ...
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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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