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Lessons learned working with interpreters during interviews will be discussed in more detail in a future publication, to explore the "social location of the interpreter and, along with the researcher and interviewee, their impact upon the construction of the interview accounts" [ 64].

Any information relating to serious breaches in the quality of care that is disclosed during an interview, will be discussed in the first instance with the principal researcher.

Issues on contraceptive use were mentioned in the interviews and will be discussed elsewhere, as they had no prominent role when pregnancy was desired.

Topics to be addressed in both the individual interviews and focus groups will be discussed by the team of researchers and will guide the interviewers and moderators in the same direction.

Either way, eventually you'll get all your screenings and interview done -- this will be discussed in the next section, but you'll get notified of your path now.

Where a second interview is to be conducted it will be discussed with the participant at the end of the first interview.

If the person is still interested, an appropriate time and place for interview, and arrangements for formal consent will be discussed.

During this final interview, the results of your exams will be discussed and you will be asked any questions that linger about your ability to perform well.

Furthermore, we will explore examples for generating short vignettes that will be discussed in the interviews with GPs.

We envisaged that some men may have strong emotional reactions to some of the issues that will be discussed in the interviews.

At these interviews the conditions under which Italy is willing to renew the Triple Alliance will be discussed.