The course was designed to be conducted during 12 h of classroom instruction.
This study was designed to be conducted in conjunction with the primary HIPS study.
In contrast to WHO Phase I, the Phase II study was designed to be conducted solely in resource-constrained countries.
The MIND study was designed to be conducted at the War Related Illness and Injury Study Center (WRIISC).
Learning activities were designed to be conducted in a variety of ways, including presentation, video watching, group discussion, games, experiments, lifestyle practice, skit playing and quiz show.
A cross-sectional study was designed to be conducted among welders working in three districts of eastern Nepal namely Jhapa, Morang and Sunsari from the period of July 2010 to July 2011.
The interviews were designed to be conducted at three monthly intervals during the year in order to capture periods of altering asthma symptoms and related experiences throughout the different seasons.
An important component of the initial engagement with the family has been designed to be conducted by the specialist supervisor with the aim of clarifying the goals of PASS as well as explaining the supervisory framework.
In contrast, some elements of our study were designed to be conducted more-or-less similarly across the three countries and this was more feasible where new data collection was warranted for all three countries, for instance an interpretive analysis of policy documents and key informant interviews with policy-makers.
The course has been designed to be conducted over a timeframe of 1.5 years consisting of a proposal development workshop (10 14 days), OR project implementation (6 12 months), a data analysis and report writing workshop (7 10 days), and result dissemination to the key stakeholders.
