Because I passed through steps 1, 2a, 3a, and 3b, I can also conclude that the SA-ZD phenotype was operating and not confused with CYTO-ASEX, CYTO-FEM X-FEM, and Y-FEM, as described more fully in the last paragraph of the previous section describing the rationale for the process-of-elimination screen.
In BC, the NFP will be delivered by 5 unique HAs –our rationale for conducting the process evaluation was so that the different ways in which this intervention is implemented and delivered can be documented and analyzed.
Highlighting the crucial importance of research agendas, we thus propose a simple rationale for the matching process.
In this article we describe the rationale for the TADS CBT, the process of treatment design, and the immediate sources of the TADS treatment.
The nurse mentors use a combination of bedside teaching, simulations and theory to emphasize the rationale for each process in order to ensure that the nurses provide basic standards of care during and after deliveries to pregnant women and newborns.
The policy must be made accessible, printed and broadly circulated throughout the hospital so that people understand the rules, the rationale for those rules, the processes available to them to assist them in 'living with those rules' and ways to appeal in special circumstances.
Rationale for the survey, sampling procedure, recruitment methods and the data collection process have been described in detail elsewhere [ 27].
The themes highlighted the lack of engagement of Aboriginal peoples with the mental health service, the rationale for the AMHLO role, and the processes that allowed the conceptualisation and development of the role.
Documenting each of these decisions and the rationale for the choices could add transparency to the process.
The development process and rationale for the eight change concepts for practice transformation are described in detail elsewhere (Wagner et al. 2012).
16 The rationale for the use of DCEs within this process evaluation is the view that adherence is in essence a 'rational choice' such choice entails patients balancing a range of factors such as perceived efficacy, cost and side effects.
