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Hipwell, A. E. et al. Attitudes, access and anguish: a qualitative interview study of staff and patients' experiences of diabetic retinopathy screening.

A recent Swedish interview study of engineers in design and manufacturing engineering indicated that assembly complexity factors are of additional importance for the assembly quality.

This paper presents a diary-aided interview study of late middle-age adults (N=24) in Finland and Sweden with a focus on the interplay between technologies and transitions.

HERMINIA IBARRA: Well, the other part of this study is we did an in-depth interview study of, again, high potential men and women– people who are viewed as having the potential to ascend to the highest levels of the organization– to kind of look at their experiences.

The choice of instrument was based on a clinical interview study of a non-selected Swedish paediatric population with similar age groups that would be possible to use for comparison [12].

We conducted an interview study of 21 successful initiations of Student-Centered Upside-Down Pedagogiesnment with UpSCALE-UPn Pedagogies (SCALE-UP), a well-tested instructional reform that radically re-envisions pedagogy and the instructional space (Beichner et al. 2007).

MacLachlan conducted an interview study of 10 minority women scientists from Berkeley and compared the information to that obtained from a group of women scientists that attended a 1975 meeting called "The Double Bind: The Price of Being a Minority Woman in Science," hosted by the American Association for the Advancement of Science AAASS, publisher of Next Wave).

We used data from a cross-sectional interview study of persons with HIV conducted in 18 U.S. states from 2000 2004.

This was a qualitative interview study of patients and care providers conducted according to guidelines for inductive qualitative research [15], [16].

45 patients were invited to take part in the interview study of whom 35 agreed.

We undertook a qualitative interview study of women's and their partners' experiences of severe pregnancy complications.