Themes from key-informant interviews, listed by frequency at baseline, endline, and total, along with illustrative quotations as relevant.

Summary of five major format related themes identified from schematic analysis of 24 dominant themes, extracted from focus groups and interviews.

Annabel K. Clancy (824424)
Kaitlyn Woods (824425)
Anne McMahon (824426)
Yasmine Probst (824427)

November 2015

Summary of five major format related themes identified from schematic analysis of 24 dominant the...

Using corpus linguistics and grounded theory to explore EMI stakeholders’ discourse

Curry, Niall
Pérez-Paredes, Pascual

June 2023

Typically, interview data thematic analyses employ common-sense approaches to thematic analysis. Suc...

Semi-structured interview participants conducted during the baseline (N = 24) and endline (N = 33) assessments.

Suzanne Kidenda (14259472)
Roseline Muchai (12009427)
Lindsey Green (10340546)
Thomas McHale (6949532)
Ranit Mishori (6949526)
Brett D. Nelson (9235926)

December 2022

Semi-structured interview participants conducted during the baseline (N = 24) and endline (N = 33) a...

Themes, subthemes and quotes emerging after analysis of the interview transcripts.

Sabita Paudel (14079038)
Pathiyil Ravi Shankar (10799162)
Nuwadatta Subedi (14079032)
Subish Palaian (378894)

October 2023

Themes, subthemes and quotes emerging after analysis of the interview transcripts.</p

Themes identified in interviews with journalists (n = 19) about their use of preprints.

Alice Fleerackers (14149795)
Laura L. Moorhead (14149798)
Lauren A. Maggio (7507400)
Kaylee Fagan (14149801)
Juan Pablo Alperin (4739379)

November 2022

Themes identified in interviews with journalists (n = 19) about their use of preprints.</p

Analysis hierarchy of themes derived from interviews with research participants.

Christopher Cvitanovic (202732)
Marie F. Löf (5746391)
Albert V. Norström (3284973)
Mark S. Reed (5746394)

September 2018

Frequency is the number of times a theme was coded across all interviews, while the number of source...

High frequency themes (present in ≥60% participants) in interviews from all cases.

Natalie J. Gould (5921201)
Fabiana Lorencatto (3442211)
Camilla During (3549755)
Megan Rowley (5921204)
Liz Glidewell (3403841)
Rebecca Walwyn (37641)
Susan Michie (125435)
Robbie Foy (48822)
Simon J. Stanworth (5921207)
Jeremy M. Grimshaw (118213)
Jill J. Francis (313278)

November 2018

High frequency themes (present in ≥60% participants) in interviews from all cases.</p

Characteristics of institutions represented in key informant interview sample.

Michelle M. Mello (353619)
Lindsey Murtagh (5904704)
Steven Joffe (518697)
Patrick L. Taylor (5904707)
Yelena Greenberg (5904710)
Eric G. Campbell (635434)

October 2018

Characteristics of institutions represented in key informant interview sample.</p

Resident interview themes with frequency counts and representative quotations on pilot SUD curriculum feasibility and acceptability (n = 4).

Caitlin E. Martin (13804345)
Bhushan Thakkar (13804348)
Lauren Cox (13804351)
Elisabeth Johnson (13804354)
Hendrée E. Jones (13006872)
AnnaMarie Connolly (13804357)

September 2022

Resident interview themes with frequency counts and representative quotations on pilot SUD curriculu...

Quotations from participants and authors of primary studies to illustrate each theme.

Cristina Monforte-Royo (323366)
Christian Villavicencio-Chávez (323367)
Joaquin Tomás-Sábado (323368)
Vinita Mahtani-Chugani (323369)
Albert Balaguer (323370)

February 2013

Quotations from participants and authors of primary studies to illustrate each theme.</p

Pre-defined topics covered by semi-structured interviews, and themes that emerged within these topics.

Edwin C. Rowe (3074307)
Adriana E. S. Ford (3074301)
Simon M. Smart (3074304)
Peter A. Henrys (3074295)
Mike R. Ashmore (3074298)

August 2016

Pre-defined topics covered by semi-structured interviews, and themes that emerged within these to...

Quotations from participants and from authors of primary studies to illustrate each theme.

Jordan Sibeoni (463002)
Massimiliano Orri (560000)
Marie Valentin (3617741)
Marc-Antoine Podlipski (3617744)
Stephanie Colin (3617750)
Jerome Pradere (3617747)
Anne Revah-Levy (322408)

January 2017

Quotations from participants and from authors of primary studies to illustrate each theme.</p

Examples of quotes and codes, and all categories for one of the themes identified in the interviews.

Nina Lindelöf (4600729)
Lillemor Lundin-Olsson (703526)
Dawn A. Skelton (812528)
Berit Lundman (298093)
Erik Rosendahl (4048318)

November 2017

Examples of quotes and codes, and all categories for one of the themes identified in the intervie...

In-depth interview data on the values and practices of science communicators

Paige K. Brown (575468)
Rosanne M. Scholl (575469)

June 2014

The data file associated with the manuscript (in xlsx format) provides a tabulation of the number...

Topics and target groups and individuals for focus group discussions and key informant interviews.

Marie J. Ducrotoy (603825)
Crawford W. Revie (84674)
Alexandra P. M. Shaw (712816)
Usman B. Musa (3812575)
Wilson J. Bertu (603826)
Amahyel M. Gusi (603828)
Reuben A. Ocholi (603827)
Ayodele O. Majekodunmi (3812578)
Susan C. Welburn (234711)

March 2017

Topics and target groups and individuals for focus group discussions and key informant interviews...

Summary of five major format related themes identified from schematic analysis of 24 dominant themes, extracted from focus groups and interviews.

Annabel K. Clancy (824424)
Kaitlyn Woods (824425)
Anne McMahon (824426)
Yasmine Probst (824427)

November 2015

Summary of five major format related themes identified from schematic analysis of 24 dominant the...

Using corpus linguistics and grounded theory to explore EMI stakeholders’ discourse

Curry, Niall
Pérez-Paredes, Pascual

June 2023

Typically, interview data thematic analyses employ common-sense approaches to thematic analysis. Suc...

Semi-structured interview participants conducted during the baseline (N = 24) and endline (N = 33) assessments.

Suzanne Kidenda (14259472)
Roseline Muchai (12009427)
Lindsey Green (10340546)
Thomas McHale (6949532)
Ranit Mishori (6949526)
Brett D. Nelson (9235926)

December 2022

Semi-structured interview participants conducted during the baseline (N = 24) and endline (N = 33) a...

Themes, subthemes and quotes emerging after analysis of the interview transcripts.

Sabita Paudel (14079038)
Pathiyil Ravi Shankar (10799162)
Nuwadatta Subedi (14079032)
Subish Palaian (378894)

October 2023

Themes, subthemes and quotes emerging after analysis of the interview transcripts.</p

Themes identified in interviews with journalists (n = 19) about their use of preprints.

Alice Fleerackers (14149795)
Laura L. Moorhead (14149798)
Lauren A. Maggio (7507400)
Kaylee Fagan (14149801)
Juan Pablo Alperin (4739379)

November 2022

Themes identified in interviews with journalists (n = 19) about their use of preprints.</p

Analysis hierarchy of themes derived from interviews with research participants.

Christopher Cvitanovic (202732)
Marie F. Löf (5746391)
Albert V. Norström (3284973)
Mark S. Reed (5746394)

September 2018

Frequency is the number of times a theme was coded across all interviews, while the number of source...

High frequency themes (present in ≥60% participants) in interviews from all cases.

Natalie J. Gould (5921201)
Fabiana Lorencatto (3442211)
Camilla During (3549755)
Megan Rowley (5921204)
Liz Glidewell (3403841)
Rebecca Walwyn (37641)
Susan Michie (125435)
Robbie Foy (48822)
Simon J. Stanworth (5921207)
Jeremy M. Grimshaw (118213)
Jill J. Francis (313278)

November 2018

High frequency themes (present in ≥60% participants) in interviews from all cases.</p

Characteristics of institutions represented in key informant interview sample.

Michelle M. Mello (353619)
Lindsey Murtagh (5904704)
Steven Joffe (518697)
Patrick L. Taylor (5904707)
Yelena Greenberg (5904710)
Eric G. Campbell (635434)

October 2018

Characteristics of institutions represented in key informant interview sample.</p

Resident interview themes with frequency counts and representative quotations on pilot SUD curriculum feasibility and acceptability (n = 4).

Caitlin E. Martin (13804345)
Bhushan Thakkar (13804348)
Lauren Cox (13804351)
Elisabeth Johnson (13804354)
Hendrée E. Jones (13006872)
AnnaMarie Connolly (13804357)

September 2022

Resident interview themes with frequency counts and representative quotations on pilot SUD curriculu...

Quotations from participants and authors of primary studies to illustrate each theme.

Cristina Monforte-Royo (323366)
Christian Villavicencio-Chávez (323367)
Joaquin Tomás-Sábado (323368)
Vinita Mahtani-Chugani (323369)
Albert Balaguer (323370)

February 2013

Quotations from participants and authors of primary studies to illustrate each theme.</p

Pre-defined topics covered by semi-structured interviews, and themes that emerged within these topics.

Edwin C. Rowe (3074307)
Adriana E. S. Ford (3074301)
Simon M. Smart (3074304)
Peter A. Henrys (3074295)
Mike R. Ashmore (3074298)

August 2016

Pre-defined topics covered by semi-structured interviews, and themes that emerged within these to...

Quotations from participants and from authors of primary studies to illustrate each theme.

Jordan Sibeoni (463002)
Massimiliano Orri (560000)
Marie Valentin (3617741)
Marc-Antoine Podlipski (3617744)
Stephanie Colin (3617750)
Jerome Pradere (3617747)
Anne Revah-Levy (322408)

January 2017

Quotations from participants and from authors of primary studies to illustrate each theme.</p

Examples of quotes and codes, and all categories for one of the themes identified in the interviews.

Nina Lindelöf (4600729)
Lillemor Lundin-Olsson (703526)
Dawn A. Skelton (812528)
Berit Lundman (298093)
Erik Rosendahl (4048318)

November 2017

Examples of quotes and codes, and all categories for one of the themes identified in the intervie...

In-depth interview data on the values and practices of science communicators

Paige K. Brown (575468)
Rosanne M. Scholl (575469)

June 2014

The data file associated with the manuscript (in xlsx format) provides a tabulation of the number...

Topics and target groups and individuals for focus group discussions and key informant interviews.

Marie J. Ducrotoy (603825)
Crawford W. Revie (84674)
Alexandra P. M. Shaw (712816)
Usman B. Musa (3812575)
Wilson J. Bertu (603826)
Amahyel M. Gusi (603828)
Reuben A. Ocholi (603827)
Ayodele O. Majekodunmi (3812578)
Susan C. Welburn (234711)

March 2017

Topics and target groups and individuals for focus group discussions and key informant interviews...

Summary of five major format related themes identified from schematic analysis of 24 dominant themes, extracted from focus groups and interviews.

Annabel K. Clancy (824424)
Kaitlyn Woods (824425)
Anne McMahon (824426)
Yasmine Probst (824427)

November 2015

Summary of five major format related themes identified from schematic analysis of 24 dominant the...

Using corpus linguistics and grounded theory to explore EMI stakeholders’ discourse

Curry, Niall
Pérez-Paredes, Pascual

June 2023

Typically, interview data thematic analyses employ common-sense approaches to thematic analysis. Suc...

Semi-structured interview participants conducted during the baseline (N = 24) and endline (N = 33) assessments.

Suzanne Kidenda (14259472)
Roseline Muchai (12009427)
Lindsey Green (10340546)
Thomas McHale (6949532)
Ranit Mishori (6949526)
Brett D. Nelson (9235926)

December 2022

Semi-structured interview participants conducted during the baseline (N = 24) and endline (N = 33) a...

Themes from key-informant interviews, listed by frequency at baseline, endline, and total, along with illustrative quotations as relevant.

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Themes from key-informant interviews, listed by frequency at baseline, endline, and total, along with illustrative quotations as relevant.

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