The remaining themes were written, recorded, and produced throughout 2001.
The remaining themes were mentioned only in relation to challenge.
However, relatively more substantial amounts of data were coded against the remaining themes.
We then calculated descriptive statistics (counts and percentages) for each of the remaining themes.
The remaining themes related to consequences, including precluding parenting, low levels of support, and interpersonal and child-related consequences.
The latter theme was shaped by a number of processes underlying prescribing practice which are identified in the remaining themes and the model described in detail below.
The remaining themes 'hoping for reassurance' and 're-defining reassurance' are directly related to the process of waiting for and receiving fFN testing results.
The remaining themes focus on their corresponding experiences and recognise how the physician's fundamental beliefs and positions, and how they negotiate end-of-life situations, influence experiential aspects.
It is likely that many of the other characteristics associated with the remaining themes from our findings represent aspects of culture (e.g., 'sophisticated data systems' might align with 'artefacts' – visible organisational structures and processes from Schein's model).
Remaining themes discuss the participants' food and eating habits in relation to their female family members' food choices and lastly, how Mom (grandmother) influences the children's (her grandchildren) food choices.
