Sentence examples for institutional documents from inspiring English sources
Content analysis of interviews and institutional documents was used to identify the companies' RDP activities.
For this study, a literature review was carried out; data were collected from institutional documents; and a direct field observation was made.
Future research need to deploy a systematic observation, including focus group and critical analysis of institutional documents such as curriculum plans, and technology inventory records.
Although institutional documents and pedagogical analysis do exist we lack a historical vision of this model to understand what were the guidelines for the contents of the 1979 curriculum and in how far it has maintained or not its validity as a curriculum model.
The documentary studies include a review of the professional literature and content analysis of institutional documents and of media articles.
On the type of violence that health workers feel necessary to report, we have three sources of data: the hospital, the HCs and the institutional documents studies.
This included searches of institutional document centres (WHO and UNICEF) and interviews with experts from key institutions around the world.
Basically, it is the museum, an institutional document of period taste and cultural politics, updated and re-evaluated from era to era.
Such an implementation of a 'network of networks' would follow current distributed directory models or recent e-health standards dealing with 'cross-institutional document exchanges' that provide distributed maintenance of lists and decentralised access control.
Data were collected using qualitative research instruments, including a review of literature, institutional and other documents, and in-depth interviews with key informants.
Relevant policy documents, institutional reports, guidelines, and media articles were identified through Google and Google Scholar searches (e.g. using "Afghanistan maternal health", "Afghanistan health system", "Afghan midwives", "Community Midwifery Education Afghanistan" as search terms); hand searches of WHO, USAID, Jhpiego, UNICEF, and HealthNet-TPO websites; and advice from informants.
