Evaluating interventions that prevent or counter violent extremism: A practical guide

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“…Utilizing a deductive approach, this article is based on a cross-sectional methodology, in line with the model presented by Zangirolami-Raimundo et al (2018). The foundation of the research is a thorough analysis of literature and desk research, following the methods described by Wahid et al (2023) and Guerin et al (2018). These research techniques provide a solid foundation for exploring and analyzing an extensive knowledge base on program governance in project management.…”

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“…Which HR controlling tools are commonly used in project management? By considering the chosen deductive approach, this article employs a cross-sectional methodology (Zangirolami-Raimundo et al, 2018) and heavily relies on conducting a thorough literature review and desk research (Wahid et al, 2023;Guerin et al, 2018). These research techniques offer a robust basis for exploring and analysing the extensive knowledge base concerning HR controlling in the realm of project management.…”

Evaluation of an international health partnership to capacity build emergency, trauma and critical care nurse education and practice in Zambia: An experience from the field

“…As Morgan (2022) points out, this has been an underused approach in research and is increasingly being accepted as a valuable tool that enables researchers to focus on the advantages and limitations of project and policy documentation (Price et al, 2021). In preparing this experience from the field, research and evidence were sourced using a desk-based research approach (Guerin et al, 2018). The inclusion criteria involved searching the WHO, ICN and MOH webpages for key policy documents about specialist nurses, critical care and emergency nurses and nursing workforce development.…”