When the same stereo image is displayed on screens with different aspect ratios, the stereo image needs to be resized without distorting the shape and depth of the main content.
We also enlisted reciprocity between interviewer and interviewee as a tool to improve engagement and trust, share interview control, and ultimately improve the depth of the interview content.
Besides this, through asynchronous learning technologies, a teacher can assess what students understand about the content and can adapt future course contents to facilitate a higher level and more in-depth understanding of the content (Bonk & Zhang, 2006; Hrastinski, 2008).
The final output of the consultation workshop was a 'thematic template' that ranked each theme in order and that provided a qualitative in-depth elaboration of the content contained within each theme.
As part of a larger requirements gathering exercise for the in-depth analysis of the content needed in an ideal Medication Profile from both direct to patient healthcare and clinical research, requirements from two of the processes in clinical research domain were studied.
It is therefore recommended that future research focuses on randomized controlled interventions, with in-depth examination of the content of diabetes education groups, and its impact on behavioral and clinical outcomes controlling for other important variables such as duration of diabetes, depression, type of diabetes medication etc.
A challenge concerning the development of brief PGIR will be to assure the quality and depth of these contents as well as a sufficient coverage for outlining issues regarding dealing with the patient and expressed emotion.
Transcriptions are read several times until the investigators are familiar with the depth and extent of the content.
The group agreed that the depth and breadth of the content taught should be consistent across all sections.
