The interview guide followed a number of research themes including socio-demographic characteristics, the role of the health worker, gaps in terms of skills and infrastructure, as well as job perception, experiences and recommendations.
The data in this study do not definitely show a growing health worker density gap between rural and urban facilities, but they point to such a gap in those facilities providing HIV service that had catchment population data.
This is bad enough in the private sector, where chief executives of Britain's biggest companies trouser 183 times the salaries of the average worker, a gap that has risen almost fourfold since 1998.
The chief executive of the average FTSE 100 company can now expect to receive 150 times the income of the average worker, a gap that May was surely correct to call "irrational" and "unhealthy" in her pre-leadership speech in Birmingham.
For example, surveys show that the typical American thinks the CEO/average worker wage gap is about 45 to 1.
This month, the Securities and Exchange Commission voted to require public companies to disclose the pay difference between their chief executive and the average worker, a gap that's sure to be shocking to many.
That meant that for city workers, the gap between the pension for those who enrolled by Saturday, and those who enrolled Sunday or after, was particularly large.
Last year, even in the grip of a recession that has spared no group of workers, the gap between what a college graduate earned and what everyone else earned reached a record.
These findings will not surprise NHS workers: the gap is due to reach £30bn by 2020, and owes more to an ageing population than poor decisions made by the Tories.Hoots, mon The rise of the SNP has prompted some of the more memorable lines of this campaign.
