The IMPAKT (Improving Access to Kidney Transplants) Interview study investigated reasons for this disparity through a large scale, in-depth interview study involving patients, nephrologists and key decision-making staff at selected Australian transplant and dialysis sites.
An online survey was designed based on a large-scale in-depth focus discussion study among STI experts and professionals.
To our knowledge, this is the first large-scale in-depth qualitative study illustrating what the clinicians perceive as necessary to make a POCT for STIs practical.
A recent large-scale in-depth focus group discussion study among STI experts and professionals showed that high sensitivity and specificity, quick turn-around time, and low cost were the most important characteristics for an ideal POCT for STIs [5].
It continued the progression path to the second phase of needs assessment for an ideal POCT for STIs following our large-scale in-depth focus discussion study among STI experts and professionals.
If such a sequence is available it is possible to conduct large-scale, in-depth studies of many important molecular biology processes such as gene expression, transcription regulation, alternative splicing, epigenetic modifications and gene-protein interactions [ 11– 14] which are important in ecological studies.
These results have prompted further interest in large-scale in-depth studies exploring genotype × nutrient interactions in salmon, analysing whether the genetic background of the fish could affect the physiological response to complete dietary replacement of FO by VO [ 8, 9].
Our plan was to carry out a rapid exploratory study to feed into the design of a large-scale in-depth multi-country study that thoroughly tests a variety of human resource management (HRM) strategies that seem to work best to attract, retain and support the performance of CHWs.
This large-scale, in-depth, mixed methods, multistakeholder study of a contentious issue demonstrated that incentives for local health service providers to meet targets for smoking cessation in pregnancy or breast feeding provoked mixed views, with health visitors and maternity staff more in favour than doctors.
While analyses such as ours enable us to sensitively detect the potential impact of WNV or other agents on birds on a large geographic and temporal scale, in-depth field studies are needed to confirm and identify these biological and ecological mechanisms.
Think on a large scale in broad terms.
