The evaluation was made by the psychologist with a structured interview centred on patient perception of medical treatment.
The walk leader focus group interview centred on implementation and reflection of the SDT-based autonomy supportive principles, evaluation of the walk routes, resources created to be used with the programme (sign-in sheets, walk leader manual, on-line registration), and the perceived effectiveness of the walk programme as a whole.
Time 2 and 3 interviews centred on how participants had been over the previous few months, re-visiting some earlier topics, and clarifying and validating the researcher's interpretations of previous interview data.
A qualitative methodology based on individual interviews centred on critical incidents, focal groups and in situ questionnaires will be used to study the cross-cultural competences of the professionals.
Interview questions centred on personal experiences and individual beliefs and positions, good and bad deaths, and elicited information on practices where death might be hastened (Appendix).
Interview questions centred on personal experiences and individual beliefs and positions, good and bad deaths, and elicited information on context specific factors affecting how end-of-life care is provided (Appendix).
Interview questions centred on the following: students' initial reactions to the ART, their experience of using the response units in the classroom, their use/non-use of the formative feedback which was made available to them and the perceived advantages and disadvantages of this technology and the associated feedback for their learning.
The interview guide was centred on four main topics, namely, the perceived effect of duty hour restrictions on (1) patient care, (2) resident education, (3) resident well-being and (4) research.
A number of key WHS themes were identified from the interview data that centred on geographical, physical and organisational environment issues as highlighted in table 2 and discussed in detail below.
Nonetheless, some suspicion is likely to fall on the US after Barack Obama said on Friday that the US government expected to respond to the hacking of Sony Pictures and a subsequent threat against filmgoers which prompted Sony to cancel the release of The Interview, a comedy drama centred on a plot to assassinate the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un.
Second and third interviews lasted between 20-40 minutes and centred on participants' experiences since the previous interview, re-visiting some of the issues discussed previously, and clarifying and validating the researcher's interpretations of previous interview data.
