In this study, codes were informed by the audit objectives, and the content of the HPA guidance.
The content is informed by the regulatory guidance documents (S7A and S7B) that apply prior to first in human (FIH) studies, which emphasize the importance of seeking model validation.
My project's title, "History's Shadow," refers both to the literal images that the X-rays create as they are re-photographed, and to the metaphorical content informed by the past from which these objects derive.
One informant (DoH) described these field visits as part of a process of Action Research, suggesting that the policy content was informed by the policy developers own research.
Survey content was informed by the findings of a systematic review of the literature relating to herbal medicine use by cancer patients in the United Kingdom (Gratus et al, 2009a).
The training content was informed by the scoping study findings and sought to provide participants with the necessary foundations of data linkage methodology and the skills required to assess the principal ethical concerns in the context of data linkage.
Intervention content is informed by the principles of self-regulation for disease management, and all program activities and materials are designed to be responsive to the specific needs of African American women.
The intervention content was informed by the UK National Institute for Health and Care Excellence NICEE) [ 17] recommendations which advice that antibiotics should not be prescribed to most patients with a RTI, and that a prescription of antibiotics should only be issued to patients with specific additional underlying medical conditions and high risk groups.
The various categories for content analysis, as informed by the application of a CAS lens, were identified prior to the analysis.
The study and qualitative content analyses were informed by the behavioural model of health services utilisation by Andersen [ 38], which is one of the most widely used frameworks in health services research regarding service utilisation [ 39] (Fig. 2).
