Sentence examples for interviews was developed from inspiring English sources

To minimize this threat, a manual for the assessment of the interviews was developed, interviewers were trained on a regular basis (booster sessions) and new mental health care professionals received supervision in the scoring of CNCR interviews.

Through discussion, the codes were reorganized, collapsed, and expanded in a reiterative process until a coding scheme for the set of interviews was developed.

The questionnaire used in the interviews was developed for school-based studies of headaches in Sweden [9, 18] and translated into Norwegian.

The interview guide for the telephone interviews was developed de novo by the research team (see Sample of questions asked in the telephone interviews section).

A topic guide for semi structured interviews was developed to gain information relevant to the study objective, drawing on the existing literature and professional experience.

The coding framework for the qualitative interviews was developed inductively by three members of the research team, including the principal investigator, one co-investigator, and one project coordinator.

German, Turkish, Russian and English versions of the interviews were developed.

Semi-structured interviews were developed based on a Loughran, Berry and Mullhall's (2006) Content Representations (CoRes).

Topic guides for interviews were developed (Additional file 2).

First, new informant and self-report versions of the Family History Interviews were developed.

Topic guides for both sets of interviews were developed from the relevant literature (see Table  2).