By doing so we intended to encourage the GPs' reflection on how to transpose the results into quality improving activities in their daily practice.
The researchers' (MB, KN, CG) approach during the interviews was to facilitate an open and allowing atmosphere in the dialogue to encourage the participants' reflections.
Some college officials see the contradiction inherent in their new efforts to offset stress and encourage the joys of reflection and unstructured time.
My hope is to first capture the viewer's attention with the objects themselves, then by the choice of books and their titles I encourage the viewer's further reflection on the work, which provides the subtext to the initial first visual impression.
Those wishing to continue progress toward the equal dignity of gay people beyond the achievement of legal parity should keep in mind that prejudice is not the same as malice, and should encourage the kind of "careful reflection" that remains, for too many, all too rare.
The question about comparative self-rated health constitutes a feasible tool in general practice, particularly to solicit information on risk and the patient's feelings related to an illness or disease, and to encourage the patient's active reflection on functional abilities, life situation, health, and health strategies.
As a patient's experience with her health and health practitioner may touch upon sensitive issues, it was thought that the use of one-on-one conversation would enable the establishment of rapport and encourage the sharing of personal reflections [ 67].
The earlier we start asking open-ended questions to encourage reflection, the more powerful our next generation can be in creating their own blueprint for personal success and happiness.
For ourselves, we are thinking about somewhere which feels open and full of opportunity, and perhaps encourages the sort of reflections which the Wordsworths and Canon Rawnsley had when they were here.
The video data were not formally analysed, but were used in the style of "action research" to stimulate discussion during the interviews and encourage self reflection and verbalisation on the part of the participant dentist.
