Sentence examples for diary interview from inspiring English sources

[Trevor, 50s, diary interview] This extract illustrates the delicate balance between daily routine and fluctuating levels of pain.

The limitations of this study are that personal and intimate relationships (ICF Chapter 7) were not identified as problematic in the diary, interview or focus group stages, although people with RA can find these difficult.

[Val, 50s, diary interview] Val reports noticing that things that need doing because she has a closer relationship with her everyday physical environment, and because she has the time to notice.

Diary interviews lasted between forty minutes and an hour.

Between April 2008 and March 2011, 3073 randomly selected adults and children were invited to complete a 4-d food diary, interviewed and asked to provide blood and urine samples.

Diaries are useful for revealing the mundane daily activity of dealing with bodies in pain, an important and under-researched area in the study of chronic illness and chronic pain [ 12, 19, 20], and diary interviews allow topics that arose in diaries to be explored further.

Last night gave us Living with Dementia: Chris's Story (BBC1, 8pm), which charted 18 months of the experiences of 55-year-old Chris Roberts and his family, using video diaries, interviews and footage recorded by seven cameras positioned around the house.

Alan Douglas and Peter Neal, by contrast, were friends of Hendrix who loved him and his muse enough to fade away and let him speak for himself, and they have collected and ordered the lambent morsels here – notes, diaries, interviews, letters, pensées – to give us the closest we'll get to a Hendrix autobiography.

We combined geographically explicit ecological momentary assessment (GEMA) with an adapted travel diary-interview method.

Data were collected from the three perspectives of the participants by pupils' response sheets and diaries, interviews with pupils and local teachers as observers, and the teacher researcher's reflective journals.

Resource use will be identified and measured using diaries, interviews and records and presented alongside effectiveness data as incremental cost-effectiveness ratios and cost-effectiveness acceptability curves.