Sentence examples for based on group discussions from inspiring English sources

Her findings were based on group discussions with child welfare staff members and foster parents in California, Florida, Illinois, New York and Texas.

Table 2 displays examples of standard instructions and improved instructions developed based on group discussions.

Based on group discussions, participants' written feedback and ratings of the draft recommendations, we modified and synthesized the original nine recommendations for strengthening the prenatal record review process into five main messages.

The cognitive behavioral training tool was based on group discussions and a specifically tailored guideline, containing exercises such as pro-and-con schemes and positive thinking strategies with homework between each session.

An antenatal intervention was designed for the trial to address attitudes to breastfeeding by providing an educational session based on group discussions and exploration of family attitudes towards breastfeeding.

The authors present a new model of peer review known as consensus-oriented group review, which is based on group discussion of cases in a conference setting and places greater emphasis on feedback than traditional systems of radiology peer review.

The discussion in the present article is based on group discussion and primarily comes from the nursing literature, given the paucity of published references on this topic from other disciplines providing ICU care (e.g. medical doctor, respiratory therapy, pharmacy, social work, dietetics, physiotherapy, occupational and speech therapy) [ 4- 8].

Based on group discussion at a workshop entitled Synthesizing Ecology and Evolution for the Study of Invasive Species, held on March 19 22, 2009 at North Lake Tahoe, we first generated a list of 18 relevant concepts in ecology and evolution, comprising four main categories (Table 1).

Each item contained in the extant tools was assessed for (i) its reported reliability and (ii) its potential to measure park characteristics that are likely to appeal to youth (i.e., between 5 and 18 years) physical activity (e.g., installations for team sports, swimming pools) based on group discussion by the research team.

The 13-week intervention, designed based on focus group discussions, included four group sessions, two with spousal participation and all with on-site childcare.

All data collection forms were piloted and revised based on focus group discussions with patients receiving anti-TB treatment and staff working at the TB clinics of two sites not selected to participate in the evaluation.