Study 5: Interview and focus group findings
Independent Repair Industry: Focus Group Findings on Buying Influences of Repair Professionals
... to interview the aftermarket’s “front line” – the technicians and owners of independent repair facilities – and understand their perceptions and opinions of aftermarket parts and products ...the findings of ...
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The Focus Group Interview and Other Kinds of Group Activities
... of focus group ...conducting focus group interviews is that this type of interviewing has very definite strengths and ...from focus group interviews helps to capitalize on ...
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Introduction 4. Aims of the focus group 4. Recruitment 4. Focus group structure 4. Scope of the research 5. Focus Group findings 6.
... The main structure consisted of an introductory section which included questions about how long participants had been riding, why they chose to ride, what it means to be a safe rider, what skills are required to be a ...
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Experiences of gestational diabetes and gestational diabetes care: a focus group and interview study
... [47] reported that women with GDM wanted more time to adapt to the new dietary restrictions and in Ghaffari et al.’s study [19] women struggled with dietary changes and administering insulin, due to lack of ...
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Strategies to improve General Practitioner wellbeing: findings from a focus group study
... Additional quotes for each theme and sub-theme can be found in the supplementary files (tables 2-5) Discussion Summary Five focus groups of GPs discussed issues that they perceived contributed to their ...
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Score Reporting in Teacher Certification Testing: A Review, Design, and Interview/Focus Group Study
... changes made, and rationales for each. There was no individual questionnaire, only a group discussion. The most visible change was noticed immediately; the report was presented in a landscape visual style. ...
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Methods of Data Collection- Observation, Interview & Focus Group Discussion
... variation that exists in a particular community in terms of beliefs and their experiences and practices. • Quantitative parameters are not applied for focus group discussion results: representativeness is ...
Strategies to improve general practitioner well-being: findings from a focus group study
... one study by Fisher et ...Our study aims to build upon these findings and extend them by focusing on general workplace stressors (including but not limited to workload), along with potential ...
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... The"participants"overwhelmingly"indicated"that"care@appropriate"units"are"critical"to"delivery" and"quality"of"care."Care@appr[r] ...
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Nurses' perceptions and experiences of communication in the operating theatre : a focus group interview
... 2006, 5:1 http://www.biomedcentral.com/1472-6955/5/1 Media reports in the United Kingdom have revealed poor outcomes for some patients as a direct consequence of ineffective communication in theatre or ...
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The role of the smartphone in the transition from medical student to foundation trainee: a qualitative interview and focus group study
... further study – how widespread is the practice, how are the juniors regulating their behaviour, is it safe for pa- tients? Identifying these could offer opportunities to in- stigate change that improve practice ...
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Barriers to epilepsy care in Central Uganda, a qualitative interview and focus group study involving PLWE and their caregivers
... occupation group, and friend networks greatly impact on health care seeking behaviors of PLWE and they are in a key position to provide support or guide choices to people living with ...
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The role of the smartphone in the transition from medical student to foundation trainee: a qualitative interview and focus group study
... doctors should avoid the use of clinical smartphone pho- tography at present. What concerns us more is the fact that the three reported episodes were all consultant-led. According to Lave and Wenger, learners acquire ...
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A a questionnaire and a phone survey. C a focus group interview. 4 The results show that those who received a UBI. 5 People criticised that
... 2 a flat, round piece of metal used as money b notes 3 a piece of paper that tells you how much you must pay for something c cash machine 4 a piece of paper money d cash 5 a small piece of plastic you use to ...
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Scanning for satisfaction or digging for dismay? Comparing findings from a postal survey with those from a focus group-study
... paring findings from different types of studies? This question is related to the basic debate about whether dif- ferent methods offer completely different types of data, which therefore are difficult to compare, ...
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The Evolving Family Mealtime: Findings From Focus Group Interviews With Hispanic Mothers
... present study also reported meal preparation ...One study found that making special meals for children with picky eating habits was related to less variety in children’s diets as well as continued refusal ...
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Focus Group Findings on Job Satisfaction Recommendations for Recruitment and Retention Strategies. Prepared by:
... III. RETENTION Recruitment efforts are lost on poor retention. The stress of dealing with rules, regulations, procedures, and paperwork that hamper day to day work has added to the low levels of job satisfaction that ...
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Constructions of ‘the Polish’ in Northern England: Findings From a Qualitative Interview Study
... notable findings of this analysis is the presence of recognisable themes of both what are frequently described as ‘new’ and ‘old-fashioned’ ...the findings of the present analysis chime with a long ...
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ERP PROCESS MODELS: A FOCUS GROUP STUDY
... Whilst the ERP process models can provide the framework to guide the ERP project implementation, each one has its own differences. Firstly, among the existing ERP process models, only Parr and Shanks (2000) project phase ...
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Do health warnings on cigarette sticks dissuade smokers and non-smokers? A focus group and interview study of Australian university students
... Health warnings therefore play an essential role in ensuring the accurate portrayal of comprehensible nega- tive consequences of tobacco use, and actionable mes- sages to support quitting. In Australia, text and ...
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