The 2006 Hispanic Americans Baseline Alcohol Survey used a multistage cluster sample design to interview 5224 adult Hispanics (18+ years) in five selected U.S. metropolitan areas: Miami, New York, Philadelphia, Houston, and Los Angeles.
However, all interviewers received training designed to limit interview variability.
The five-day intensive course of workshops, presentations and networking opportunities is designed to hone interviewing, job search and leadership skills.
The original version of the QLMI [ 22] was designed to be interview-administered and developed to evaluate the effectiveness of a comprehensive cardiac rehabilitation programme.
Seven out of nine studies reported that the researchers used a specially designed questionnaire to interview these women.
These selection criteria were designed to align the interview sample with the quantitative data in the larger project.
We turned this initial mapping of potential research impact areas into a semi-structured interview guide, designed to be used in interviews with researchers to develop narratives, or case studies of research impact (See Table 1).
However, the interviews were designed to detect inconsistencies and those interviewed appeared to be willing to speak frankly and their views were entirely consistent with their roles and incentives.
