This widespread narrative indicates that a great part of the population on the continent depends on the informal sector for financial services.
It is more typical in literature that the fragmented narrative indicates something broken.
The narrative indicates that women were included when it came to making leadership decisions.
Rather, these narratives indicate that community engagement is important to both the providers of services as well as the recipients.
Finally, while the government views the repatriation program from Libya as a successful case because of the proactive participation and cooperation of migrant organizations, the narratives indicate that some Filipino nurses are disconnected from these groups.
Finally, the narratives indicate that the accomplishment of situating NCDs within a modern and pragmatic context, both in terms of their causes and their treatment by formal regulated processes, is greatly facilitated by personal faith and membership of faith communities.
Collectively, the narratives indicate that postdoctoral training opportunities were most often seen as a way to keep one's career options open, rather than necessarily indicative of a particular career choice, or a declaration of one's intent to pursue an academic position.
An additional study that evaluated the participant's perceptions of E.M.D.R. compared with other therapies (Edmonds, Sloan and McCarty, 2004) concluded that "survivors' narratives indicate that E.M.D.R. produces greater trauma resolution, while within eclectic therapy, survivors more highly value their relationship with their therapist, through whom they learn effective coping strategies".
Narratives indicated that CHWs recognized that patients needed advocates to help them access medical and community resources.
Analysis of patients' narratives indicated that fear of the illness and limited understanding of medical research in general, compounded by unhelpful explanations of the trial purpose and process by health professionals, resulted in patients opting for the 'tried and tested' treatment.
