It considered 27 socio-economic and biophysical indicators obtained from 302 households' in-depth interviews to reflect climate vulnerability components: adaptive capacity, exposure and sensitivity.
A semi-structured interview schedule was utilised and was adapted in subsequent interviews to reflect emergent themes.
A sum of eight or more has been shown in comparisons with psychiatric interviews to reflect anxiety [ 29].
On these occasions if an interview was stopped or time was needed after the interview to reflect on the issues raised, PIRg involvement increased the capacity within the research team to address this.
Towards the end of the study we invited HCPs involved in the study to take part in a follow up interview to reflect and comment on the individual clinical cases that they had referred to us (patient consent included agreement for us to discuss their case with a nominated healthcare professional).
Section 4 of the OPDG was further reworded during interviews to reflect the role of trusting oneself and others during decision making, for participants expressed concern about assumptions within care relationships, described by Anna: "I just balked at being told to 'share your guide with others' and 'ask others to complete this guide'.
At T2 a similarly diverse subset of women, including women with positive and negative NIPT outcomes, will be invited to take part in an interview to reflect on their decision, explore their views on NIPT, discuss service delivery and their overall experience of taking part in the evaluation study.
Subject to their agreement, some of these individuals may be re-interviewed towards the end of the research, to discuss issues raised in their initial interviews and to reflect on changes in the field that have subsequently taken place.
In some ways, the process resembles the work of Anna Deavere Smith, the author and performer who created two acclaimed plays after conducting hundreds of taped interviews -- to reflect ethnic strife in New York City in "Fires in the Mirror" and civil disturbances in California in "Twilight: Los Angeles, 1992".
But the interviews appeared to reflect a reasonably converging perspective on motives and performances of distinct migrant groups.
