Focus group guides were developed to facilitate the FGDs, including questions on barriers and facilitators of maintaining a healthy lifestyle; expected needs of SLIMMER participants after the extensive intervention; suggested components for the maintenance programme of the SLIMMER intervention; and implementation methods, opportunities and barriers for these suggested components.
In the top-down sense, roles can be engineered through scenario-driven interviews with members of an organization to address the expected needs of an organization [32, 33].
The value specification stage yielded expected needs of potential participants, comments on the usefulness of the proposed features and comments on two proposed designs of the web-based intervention.
In the preclinical phase, the expected needs of the target group were assessed by review of empirical literature and theories.
Semi-structured interviews were performed to identify general expected needs of the target group and specific expected needs regarding the usefulness of the features that came forward in the contextual inquiry.
The expected needs of the participants that were not yet met in the design of the web-based intervention, were discussed regarding urgency, feasibility and desirability according to the stakeholders (participants, researchers, designers and programmers).
This was done by investigating the expected needs of prospective end-users, i.e. people with mild depressive symptoms who were willing to participate in a preventive intervention, using interviews combined with rapid prototyping.
A good rule of thumb is to expect needing to front 20percentt of the total cost as a downpayment.
Thus, each ADG is a grouping of diagnoses similar in terms of both clinical criteria and expected need for healthcare resources.
In this classification, International Classification of Disease ICDD) codes within the same ADG are similar in terms of both clinical criteria and expected need for healthcare resources.
