The settings included the Roman baths of Cluny, the ruins of Mycenae (Xenakis returned to Greece after the fall of the military junta, in 1974), and Persepolis, in Iran.
Centre managers and the language experts of the settings included in the evaluation study filled in supplementary repeated online surveys.
Variation among the settings included geographic location, model of care, and patient populations.
The settings included maternity units, nurse led clinics, emergency departments, and general practice clinics.
The subjects of the studies were adults and the settings included community, specialist mental health services and prison settings.
In detail, all sections stained in parallel were scanned through an upright microscope (Axiovert 200M and Axiocam MRc5, Carl Zeiss AG, Jena, Germany), keeping the settings including light intensity constant.
The settings included patients' own homes, acute hospital medical and surgical wards, a community hospital and a nursing home during a period of respite care.
This disparity may reflect differences in the settings including selection, general health, use of medications and severity of medication side effects, i.e. those hospitalised or attending hospital are different to those living independently in the community attending General Practice.
The settings included four acute hospital trusts, an anaesthetics department from one acute trust, one mental health trust, four primary care organisations, and one independent sector organisation (that is, not part of the UK National Health Service).
