Therefore we undertook an interview-based study to understand the kinds of eHealth programmes being offered in India today – the nature of the work, its financing, and the challenges in running the programmes.
"The court determined that the GMC panel had been prejudiced by an inappropriate view that David Southall should not have undertaken an interview of a mother to investigate the death of her child," it said.
Employers, meanwhile, have the right to make limited enquiries about your disability and health to assess whether you can perform tasks vital to the role; for monitoring; and to ascertain if you can undertake an interview.
Engagingly, oddly, and rather disturbingly, Kötting himself dresses as a "straw bear" who ambles about the place like some occult folk sacrifice and Sinclair undertakes an interview on the subject of Clare with Alan Moore, who describes Northampton as so drenched with literary and poetic association that it is "a kind of vision-sump".
In addition, with the exception of one university, applicants are required to undertake an interview.
Thirty-six patients were invited to participate in the study, of whom 30 agreed to a home visit for the purpose of undertaking an interview.
Participants who provide written informed consent undertake an interview to complete the baseline assessment measures prior to randomisation and confirm eligibility.
For CFAS II individuals who were considered too cognitively impaired or too frail upon approach to undertake an interview themselves, most (n = 300/378, 79%) were able to provide details of an informant whom they consented for the study team to approach and request information on their behalf (see Table 2).
Table 1 shows the numbers testing for HIV, the numbers who undertook a DHS interview but refused consent to test for HIV, and the numbers who did not undertake an individual interview and did not test (non-contacts).
We undertook a qualitative interview study of researchers who had worked on mixed methods projects.
