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This study interviewed participants who had left the network partnerships, but not those who had stayed in network relationships.

This study interviewed men and women from the general population who suffered from different types of headache with various causes, frequency and severity.

This study interviewed health and children's professionals involved in the implementation of HS in England to identify reasons why eligible families are not accessing free vitamin supplementation.

Although this study interviewed women who experienced complications during pregnancy, delivery, or 30 days postpartum rather than up to 42 days postpartum, we expect to have captured most severe obstetric complications since they are clustered around labor and delivery [ 36].

In this study, interviewed patients reported an increased adherence to pharmacological and non-pharmacological method of hypertension management when they noted high blood pressure readings on their home blood pressure monitors.

Possible reasons for the differences are: a) recall error higher in the Nahar et al. study as they interviewed post-partum mothers, whereas, this study interviewed patients during hospitalization; b) the Nahar et al. study included only uncomplicated cases, whereas, this study included both uncomplicated and complicated cases.

The mixed design of the study is another strength of this study, interviewing ECPs and nurses can reveal relevant factors that are not measured with quantitative instruments.

How the patients, the DNs, and the other care providers experience the FPs' attitude and role taking can not be answered by this study interviewing the FPs themselves, but requires another type of study.

In this study, interviews of 30 50 min were performed for each group, spanning a period of 2 months (February to March of 2015).

In the case of this study, interview and discussion results confirmed that there is no varied understanding on the trends of temperature and rainfall by level of education, age and gender in the study site.

In this study, interviews as well as the TUPADO data suggest that the border region between Turkana and Pokot, including Lokiriama, Sasak, Amolem and Lomelo, have become increasingly inaccessible (Figure 1).