Purposive sampling methods were applied to select families according to the sampling criteria, each family representing an individual case study.
The adapted approach treats each participating organisation as an individual case study of the socio-technical processes of implementing and, where sufficient progress has been made, adopting newly introduced IT systems for the NHS Care Records Service.
This final session was timetabled for 150 minutes with each cluster having 15 minutes to present their individual case study and learning issues to the group and a further 5 minutes for questions and discussion.
The individual case study was based upon a video interview from a real company, recorded specifically for the course.
With a view to resetting the context for the assessment in the Unit, the individual case study videos from 2015 were also discarded.
The proposed method was developed, tested and verified in an individual case study, but the results indicate a great potential for future applications in shallow landslide susceptibility analysis.
These bespoke videos form the basis of the individual case study report assessment, with a case taken from real people in real companies, including Fortune 500 companies, NGOs, state utilities and Indigenous organisations in Perth, Singapore, and Malaysia.
However, this individual case study goes against an extensive study carried out by Economists at Large, which concludes that in nine African countries that allow trophy hunting, the "sport" accounted for just 1.8% of total tourism revenue, while, more crucially, only 3% of the money actually reached the rural communities where hunting occurs.
