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Vaping for weight control: findings from a qualitative study
... a qualitative (focus group) study, conducted in 2018, with UK adults who were either exclusive vapers or dual ...by findings from the survey that preceded the qualitative study ...
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Understanding the outcomes of specialist nursing : findings from a qualitative study
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Environmental responsibility in hospital care : findings from a qualitative study
... 3.2.1 Sustainable use of all material The sustainable use of material included considering pur- chases, waste and risky materials. Hospitals’ buyers were able to decrease the environmental impact by making jus- tified ...
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Evaluation of the Job Outcome Target Pilots: findings from the qualitative study
... outcomes from ‘submissions’ and ‘placings’ into Jobcentre Plus advertised vacancies, and capturing outcomes from providers and through financial ...away from a JET brings a significant shift in ...
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Determinants of hospital death in haematological cancers: findings from a qualitative study
... range from gradual decline (often punctuated by episodes of acute deterio- ration) to sudden and unexpected ...discharged from individual special- isms at specific pathway points, typically after surgery or ...
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Environmental Management in the Transport and Logistics Sector: Findings from a Qualitative Study
... performance from companies, but also various members within their supply chains who expect their business partners to reduce their negative impact on the environment and ...themselves from the competition, ...
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Improving the performance of community health workers in Swaziland: findings from a qualitative study
... these findings are in contrast to those from several other studies, which found that a lack of career advancement was reported as a disincentive to perform well by CHWs [29, 35, 57, ...
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Culture and Motherhood: Findings from a Qualitative Study of East Asian Mothers in Britain’
... 18 The features of the cultural heritage the interviewees referred to are suggestive of a discernible trace of Confucianism, in which a strong hierarchical relationship between a parent and a child is espoused. Within ...
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MAKING ADULT SAFEGUARDING PERSONAL: FINDINGS FROM A QUALITATIVE STUDY IN THE EAST OF ENGLAND
... challenging, from the advocates’ perspective, were cases involving physical or emotional abuse, or neglect, where protecting the alleged victim from the risk of further harm could conflict with the client’s ...
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GPs’ and dentists’ experiences and expectations of interprofessional collaboration: findings from a qualitative study in Germany
... explorative study was conducted. This paper outlines the findings of this study with regard to GPs ’ and dentists ’ experiences and expectations of interprofessional ...
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Migrants’ perceptions of aging in Denmark and attitudes towards remigration: findings from a qualitative study
... present study stressed the importance for their quality of life of well- functioning healthcare and social services in Denmark and the ability to stay with their children and ...Danish study has likewise ...
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Challenging the stigma of public housing: preliminary findings from a qualitative study in South Australia
... neighbourhood from other less desirable parts of the ...up from years of local knowledge, with the majority of respondents having lived in their suburb in excess of 10 ...suburb from 'the bad bits', ...
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Challenges in tackling tuberculosis on the Thai Myanmar border: findings from a qualitative study with health professionals
... this study reflect findings of other studies done in areas where migration issues impact TB ...a study in the Democratic Republic of the Congo have previ- ously highlighted that cross-border ...
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Improving the production of applied health research findings: insights from a qualitative study of operational research
... and qualitative research evidence; rendering data meaningful by creating and presenting evidence in forms that are accessible to and engage different audiences, enabling them to make sense of it for practical use; ...
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Ethical concerns with the use of intelligent assistive technology: findings from a qualitative study with professional stakeholders
... multi-site qualitative study highlight a multifaceted spectrum of ethical ...consent from patients with dementia, re- specting their previous wishes as well as current ones inferred from their ...
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Implementing Kanyini GAP, a pragmatic randomised controlled trial in Australia: findings from a qualitative study
... This study has identified enablers and barriers to the conduct of a PRCT in Australian primary healthcare set- tings by directly considering the experiences of partici- ...this study did not include the ...
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Young people’s views about consenting to data linkage: findings from the PEARL qualitative study
... participants from a range of health and social backgrounds and historical participation levels in ...heard from a diverse range of partici- pants, additional purposive sampling was based on random selection ...
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Development of a symptom assessment in patients with myelofibrosis: qualitative study findings
... MF from the patients (concept elicitation interviews, CEIs); evaluate the MPN-SD for readability, comprehensibility, relevance, and comprehen- siveness (cognitive debriefing interviews, CDIs); and assess the ...
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Cultural diversity teaching and issues of uncertainty: the findings of a qualitative study
... Email: Nisha Dogra - [email protected]; James Giordano* - [email protected]; Nicholas France - [email protected] * Corresponding author Abstract Background: There is considerable ambiguity in the ...
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Facilitating children’s contributions in clinic? Findings from an in-depth qualitative study with children with type 1 diabetes
... Contexts for hearing children’s views The researcher approached children as creditable sources of information on their personal experiences. She emphasised her own ignorance about their lives, and focussed on what ...
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