I couldn't go in because I was feeling so tired… (Patient 25, Female, Stage 1 interview) The need for transportation was most acute when participants had arrived recently in Scotland and did not have resources such as cars, driving licenses or a support network to help in picking up and dropping off children from school or engaging in enjoyable activities.
His work was redolent of artistic seriousness but nonetheless intended to entertain, and he often spoke in interviews about the need for dialogue to help propel a story and not simply to explore ideas.
The interviews highlight the need for a more flexible understanding of transnational engagement.
It became clear from the interviews that the need for palliative care in the paediatricians' daily practice occurs only rarely.
A recurrent theme from the interviews was the need for better information about patient rights and services covered by the health insurance system.
A greater reliance than usual on interviews, and the need for the evaluator(s) to establish good relationships and act as a resource within a team, could distort the evaluator's role of objectivity and distance from management.
Now I understand, I talk with them, I go out with them (SHG member)." A theme that emerged in all focus group discussions and key informant interviews was the need for HIV education for students and youth.
In addition, students experienced a lack of role models in EBP, and participants from all interviews recognized the need for an evidence-based culture if students were to successfully apply EBP in future clinical education.
The interviews show the need for GP relationships that allow the discussion of issues that are not strictly medical or somatic; the participant mentioned above experienced a GP who was really interested in her and her child, and a relationship that could meet her and her child's total health needs.
(paediatrician, outpatients facility) A recurrent theme from the interviews was the need for information about patient rights and services covered by the statutory system, something that was perceived as a necessary condition for people to be able to seek appropriate care.
