Further study to supplement our understanding of other barriers to disinvestment could include the use of mixed methodology study with qualitative interviews exploring clinician engagement with disinvestment guidelines, and audit and prescribing data, which would counteract some of the missing data in the HES database [ 26].
It is important to note that, in our study, the factors did not show any strong associations with gender, age, role or ethnicity, although a greater number of GPs exemplified the views represented in Account 2 than Account 1. Q methodology studies may include interviews with the participants, to gain more insight into the placing of items at the extreme ends of the grid, for example.
A health equity plausibility algorithm was developed using clinimetric methods with three items based on literature review, key informant interviews and methodology studies.
The study's methodology includes interviews with nearly 1,700 retail decision makers from North America, Latin America, Asia-Pacific, Europe and the Middle East.
Methodology The study focused on interviews with programme designers and implementers, and review of existing information.
Methodology The study involved document review, interviews of staff from NYHQ and technical partners and visits to country offices on three continents.
Therefore, using qualitative methodology, this study conducted in-depth interviews to understand the reasons for partner disengagement in the PCCNs, that is, the PCCNs' member clinics withdrawn or change their original networks.
Methodology The study methodology comprised of document review, interviews and observations among key informants.
The methodology: A study of more than 10,000 senior executives in the U.K. who were competing for top jobs, interviews with top women leaders, a survey, and a randomized experiment.
Table 2 summarizes the 22 study characteristics, including setting (pediatric vs adult, research vs clinical context), methodology applied (interviews, observations, questionnaire) and perspective (parents, physician).
