To assess the capacity of nurse training institutions, qualitative information was obtained through key informant interviews (KIIs) with nurse training institution educators and/or administrators.
She therefore pioneered general equilibrium methodologies that incorporated multiple markets, institutions, and qualitative elements, such as culture.
He has worked with Columbia University, the Robert Rauschenberg Foundation, the University of California, the Apollo Theatre, and many other institutions, advancing innovative qualitative research projects, personal and family memoirs, community history efforts, and other narrative-based ventures.
Paramount to any change in the culture of an institution is quantitative and qualitative measurement – gauging the attitudes of employees, particularly at critical points where they most impact business outcomes.
These are said by institutions to offer useful qualitative information, and also a chance for students to air praise or gripes.
Eighty-three first-year Latino students from seven institutions participated in this qualitative study of the familial influences on identity development.
The substantial homogeneity between large banks and small banks in the evaluation of quantitative information in order to grant credit to companies of all sizes is not confirmed when the same credit institutions have to assess qualitative information.
To avoid applying preconceived ideas of local institutions, we used a qualitative interview approach described by e.g. Kvale [36] rather than a predefined questionnaire, and held semi-structures open-ended interviews with a checklist.
To assess the capacity of nurse training institutions for scale-up, qualitative data was obtained through key informant interviews.
Previous studies at our institution have shown that the qualitative description method of EM, BWT, and BE has good interobserver agreement and image reconstruction; scanning and reporting was optimized for analysis of BWT, EM, and BE as previously described.
