Primarily, this paper does not reflect a systematic, structured review of the literature.
Young writes that without doing so "it is not possible to conceptualize oppression as a systematic, structured, institutional process" (1997, 17).
Hypertext development should benefit from a systematic, structured development, especially in the case of large and complex applications.
The systematic, structured process for threat identification, together with thorough documentation, helps to ensure consistency and improve completeness.
Tensions exist, however, between the benefits of detailed, systematic, structured recording and the resource implications attached to increased documentation.
Policy level attention is crucial to ensure a systematic, structured process that is based on common understandings of the role and purpose of supervision.
As NAs communicate their observations to medical staff mostly informally [ 17 ], we decided to collect data in a systematic, structured written protocol.
However, few studies have evaluated the effect of systematic, structured patient education and to our knowledge there are no randomised controlled trials like ours relating patient education, disease knowledge and quality of life in patients with GERD.
Starting from an unstructured (qualitative) approach, which enabled open, unbiased data collection, a more systematic, structured concept using checklists (quantitative approach) was developed over time, particularly in nursing research [ 11- 13].
