A mixed methods approach using questionnaires and interviews was utilised to review 11 GDM projects.
Content analysis of focus groups and semi-structured interviews was utilised to explore the opinions of pharmacists, general practitioners, health care consumers, and practice managers.
Earlier material from the first wave of interviewing was utilised both to triangulate findings and explore any changes that had occurred.
The interview results were utilised for planning future psychological interventions.
Motivational interviewing techniques were utilised to explore self assessed confidence, ambivalence, and personal values concerning weight change.
Semi-structured interviews by telephone were utilised, and the questions might be considered narrow in scope.
Semi-structure interviews with prompts were utilised to obtain qualitative data from each participant.
After generating the interview items, quantitative techniques were utilised to devise a scoring system for ORACLe that appropriately weighted scores on the seven domains to produce a total score.
A mixed-methodology approach was adopted whereby observation and documentary analysis were utilised alongside stakeholder interviews, focus groups and an "engagement event".
Five sources of data were utilised: self-report questionnaires to 444 employees, interviews with and questionnaires to 13 nursing home directors and 40 ward managers, telephone interviews with 378 relatives and 900 hours of field observations.
