Subsequently, we compared dominant themes by NGO program type (service delivery or training course), engagement with the MOH (collaboration or independent work), and professional identification of the interviewee (service provider, administrator, or training course instructor), as we hypothesized that experiences might differ among these categories.
Thus, the IFSP process should generate an opportunity for stakeholders (e.g., families, service providers, administrators) to better communicate and converse with each other.
Participants: A design task force of health care providers, administrators and operations personnel; 794 healthy children between the ages of 6 months to 16 years requiring BMT surgery; 100 families of patients.
The report is based on more than 170 interviews with people with mental disabilities in the country's three public psychiatric hospitals, and in eight prayer camps and the community; family members; healthcare providers; administrators and staff of prayer camps; government officials; and staff members of both local and international organizations working in Ghana.
We interviewed 24 providers, administrators and office staff from 16 locations in two states.
This includes the interview guides used for all stakeholder interviews (patients, health care providers, administrators, decision makers and technicians).
Specifically, we identified significant tensions and struggles that exist for persons with SCI, care providers, administrators and policy-makers.
We conducted interviews with a total of 24 providers, administrators, and office staff in 16 practices and clinics.
[ 2] Women's satisfaction with maternity services, especially care during labour and birth, has become increasingly important to healthcare providers, administrators, and policy makers [ 3, 4].
Feasibility issues include technical, methodological (e.g. types of design) operational (e.g. effects on workflow), costs, and acceptability to patients, providers, administrators, and communities.
