Sentence examples for this theme refers from inspiring English sources

This theme refers to interactions between the participants and others that either encouraged or discouraged exercise.

This theme refers to participants' perceptions of possible solutions to these barriers.

This theme refers to barriers to the collection and use of data for monitoring service quality.

This theme refers to the extent that patients felt understood, cared for and valued by their healthcare providers.

(Client of untrained TBA No. 4) This theme refers to the sources of TBA training and the relationship between formal health-care services and TBAs.

This theme refers to the interpersonal interactions with the staff, such as sensitive and emotional support, reassurance and encouragement, and being made to feel like an individual.

This theme referred to explanations and information given by GPs.

This theme referred to characteristics of network projects that were most likely to result in a positive impact.

Other statements grouped under this theme refer mostly to organizational policies and practices that need to be in place according to the LMs.

The majority of material within this theme referred to concerns relating to an over reliance on medication as the primary treatment in response to mental distress.

In contrast to those who suggested that financial incentives for breastfeeding could be cost-saving, comments in this theme referred to the current financial climate of debt, deficit and austerity, suggesting that additional expenses could not be afforded.