Figure 1 illustrates the relationship between the integrative themes.
Codes that cut across the hierarchical organization are so called "integrative themes" ([ 31], p. 334).
Four integrative themes emerged from the analysis: "attempt to apply evidence-based practice", "novices in clinical practice", "prioritize practice experience over evidence-based practice" and "lack role models in evidence-based practice".
It is not possible to deal with all these themes in equal depth, and therefore, we have chosen to concentrate here on findings related to the identified integrative themes: "attempt to apply EBP", "novices in clinical practice", "prioritize practice experience over EBP" and "lack role-models in EBP".
In addition, we were able to identify several integrative themes that cut across this hierarchal template, due to the process of first condensing, or summarising the data, and further reflecting on the organisation: did the text really represent the codes in the template, did alternative interpretations emerge and were any issues missing from the discussions.
The present paper has two objectives: to present the methods used to develop the themes, and to discuss an integrative model of nurse practitioner integration support centered around these themes.
Papers were reviewed and analysed individually and themes were combined using integrative methods.
Using the High-Throughput GoMiner integrative gene ontology tool, the enrichment of biological themes from the differentially expressed transcript lists in response to each of the GCs was also evaluated in both TM 86 and TM 93 cell lines [for complete biological processes lists see additional files 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9].
The study and analysis of these, and similar cases, of e-Development towards the knowledge economy may provide a conceptual framework that could serve as an integrative bridge between macro-, meso-, and micro-economic development ideas and themes.
This integrative review examines current literature specifically about women and HIV in PNG, describing themes emerging from the literature and identifying gaps in knowledge which may contribute to successful HIV prevention, care and treatment of women in PNG.
