The core of the interviews consists of hypothetical clinical and research vignettes specifically designed to elicit older adult preferences and assess the ability of their proxy to predict these preferences.
At the core of these interviews are the respondents' initial assumptions about the intermediate position of teleconsultation technology in caregiving as well as their wishes about its design and function.
The core content of the interview was provided by the Humphris Oral Cancer Scale (Humphris et al, 1999).
The core content of the interview was provided by using validated questions taken from existing inventories (Humphris et al, 1999; Health Survey for England, 2004).
The codes that reflected the core meanings of the interview text were identified, and grouped into categories, subthemes and a theme.
First, each researcher conducted the comparison within single interviews, developing and labeling categories with appropriate codes in order to outline the core concepts of the interviews.
We expect to publish at least three main manuscripts, each focusing on the core aspects of the interviews: how current consent practices to NBS are described and experienced by different stakeholders; individual meanings of terms such as 'informed consent', 'standard of care', and 'implied consent'; and attitudes toward different approaches to newborn bloodspot screening.
Operation director of Chinese mobile e-commerce platform Chuchujie, Yang Lin shot to the core of the problem in an interview with local media: "Taobao has over 500 million users while WeChat has over 1 billion, the gigantic missing group between two of China's giant apps is distributed in third- or lower-tier cities, mostly senior citizens.
Unfortunately, the recorder did not function in the second focus group, so the core of the contents of this interview was written down afterwards.
