In 2010, two years after taking over Danspace Project, Ms. Hussie-Taylor introduced Platforms, in which performances and related events based on a single theme were organized into a series of programs, usually masterminded by a single choreographer.
Five themes are organized into two domains: first, barriers to end-of-life care services; and, second, recommendations to improve the end-of-life care system.
Using a socioecological framework, emergent themes were organized by type and size of environment.
Although naval themes were organized much the same way as their land counterparts, there is some confusion in the Byzantine sources as to the exact rank structure.
Redundancy was eliminated and themes were organized theoretically.
The discussion themes were organized under descriptive and inferential statistics.
Emerging themes were organized using the HBM; thus, deductive data analysis was conducted.
Themes were organized using the trans-theoretical model, and other themes that transcend the individual level were also considered.
These themes were organized into three main categories informed by the structure and process components of Donabedian's [ 34] model of quality health care.
The relevant themes were organized in the following categories of analysis: control of labor, positions adopted during labor, and satisfaction with labor.
