During the country mission, the evaluation team organised four debriefings and three participatory workshops responding to demands of important stakeholders.
In six months of debriefings with investigators, Ms. Montes acknowledged having provided the Cuban intelligence service with details about top-secret American defense and intelligence programs.
A qualitative study based on the analysis of simulated experiences and debriefings of six simulated scenarios with ethical content in three different groups of fourth-year nursing students (n = 30), was performed.
"But where did the money come from?" I asked my mother at one of the many debriefings that attended our reunion.
Most debriefings occur between twelve and seventy-two hours after a catastrophe, according to "Blindsided: A Manager's Guide to Catastrophic Incidents in the Workplace," by Bruce T. Blythe, the C.E.O. of Crisis Management International, a company that offers psychological services.
Five pilot interviews and cognitive debriefings were conducted in each country to adjust for inconsistencies and language.
We pretested the survey instrument with one physician, two nurses and one pharmacist using respondent debriefings [ 30].
Based on the feedback from the cognitive debriefings, items on efficacy and two side effects were removed from the instrument.
The debriefings lasted 50 60 min and comprised three phases: description, analysis and application.
Grade level is also estimated, for instance, with a grade 8 reading level corresponding with an average UK or US student of 13 14 years of age in education year 8 [ 35]. 23 one-to-one interviews, eight focus groups with 54 patients and 39 debriefings were conducted (total sample n = 116, 63% male, age mean± sd 66±9 years, 35% GOLD stage III-IV) (table 1).
