The study was guided by an ecological perspective designed to examine nursing students' ecological environments and the influences of those environments on their approaches to learning, and on critical thinking skill readiness.
Last week in Denver (June 17-19), great minds gathered from around the country -- from academia, industry and the world of entrepreneurs exploring the ramifications of being guided by a global perspective at Denver's GlobalMindED Conference.
Through all steps, including the interview, meanings were analysed, guided by the methodological perspective and the following research questions: What are the participants' concerns and experiences in the context of this PR programme?
To structure the interview guide we were guided by the salutogenetic perspective by Antonovsky [ 18], which focuses on why people remain healthy despite the omnipresent existence of stressors in human existence as described by Hollnagel et al. [ 19].
Guided by such a perspective, it is suggested that macroergonomics' uniqueness centres on its attention to organisational design and management factors, while HSI has enabled the introduction of disciplined, human-centric considerations within the context of traditional systems engineering.
These investigations have predominantly been guided by the medical perspective, from which the measurement of functioning and health is required to evaluate the patient-relevant outcomes of an intervention and from which functioning and health are seen primarily as a consequence of the disease [ 2].
Sunapto will not be driven blindly from the financial perspective, but will be guided by four perspectives: Financial, Customer, Internal Process, and Learning & Growth.
With few exceptions, the focus of research to date has been guided by theoretical perspectives and assumptions that have not adequately captured the complexity of women's decision making [ 18], or their perspectives on the importance of making timely decisions and factors that influence timing.
Guided by perspectives developed in medical anthropology, we use the term social acceptability to emphasize that individual perceptions are influenced by social representations and modified in social interactions.
