Individual support included individual psychological support, intensified primary health care and nutritional support for some patients, and implied extra contact with at least 2 3 different professionals, irrespective of the patients' need for support.
A fascinating lesson from the day was that the presentation and control of information itself raises ethical issues; the different professional perspectives of the speakers led each of them to valuable insights into the significance, value and use of genomic information, insights that were sometimes compatible, sometimes conflicting.
In our opinion, the different professional backgrounds of the two researchers carrying out the qualitative analysis also contributed to an improved understanding of the data.
The different professional backgrounds of the interviewers can also be argued to strengthen the study, since they benefitted from their colleagues' competence and knowledge.
The list indicates a desire for a holistic approach; not only examination and investigation of the patient but also understanding and communication of environmental risk factors as well as involvement and cooperation of different professionals in the care of the patient.
Previous studies suggest that variability in CXR interpretation among raters is attributed to subjective reading accompanied by insufficient experience or different professional background of the raters [ 7, 10- 12].
Influenced in part by issues of culture and context as presented above, the immediate and 'natural' collaborators consisted of different professionals and the overall scope of rehabilitation varied accordingly, depending on the department.
To some extent, it may derive from the different training and experience of the assessors, and one might anticipate that the multiple perspectives of different professionals would improve the quality of assessments produced by a multidisciplinary team, and thereby their concordance.
It was expected to reduce the number of times patients were asked for the same information by different professionals, reduce the duplication of records and increase accuracy of information thereby leading to improved quality of care.
Detailed analyses on the kind and the amount of warnings are necessary to develop intelligent systems to support different professionals in the treatment of different patient groups in different settings.
