Sentence examples for explore interviewees from inspiring English sources

Interviews, guided by topic guides (see online supplementary appendix II), will explore interviewees' perceptions associated with ePrescribing and work tasks.

Interviews were chosen as the research method because they would enable us to explore interviewees' accounts in detail and because interviewees were located in disparate regions of Ireland.

These studies suggest that significant delays may have profound emotional impacts; however, they do not explore interviewees' perceived implications of delays.

In most cases interviews started with questions meant to explore interviewees' awareness of academic and regulatory debate about the fair sharing of benefits in international research undertaken in developing countries.

22 Qualitative interviews nested in the trial explored interviewees' attitudes towards antibiotics, their experience of a delayed antibiotic prescription, and their views on the cause of urinary tract infection.

The intention was to explore the interviewees´ understanding of the cases given.

The questions were designed to explore the interviewees' awareness and experience of undertaking evidence-base practice, doing research and developing guidelines or protocols.

When designing clinically focused studies, it may therefore be useful to explore the interviewees' suggestions of increasing the use of information technology for data collection and forming collaborations with local healthcare services to minimise participant travel.

From a social constructionist approach (see Burr [1995]), attitudes are captured through methods such as interviews as these allow the researcher to explore the interviewee's current perception, to clarify issues (Slater et al. [2011]), and to obtain in-depth qualitative data.

Specific verbal communication techniques appropriately help to explore the interviewee's experience.

Possible economic incentives relevant to nurses and likely to influence behaviour were explored with interviewees in both research settings.