Analysis of qualitative data in clinical Flashcards

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what method do you use?

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Thematic analysis

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How to carry out thematic analysis

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1) familiarise yourself with data
2) generate initial codes
3) search for themes
4) review themes
5) defining and naming themes
6) produce repor

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Another method you can use

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Grounded theory

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What is grounded theory?

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Methodology for generating themes, grounded and data they are supposed to explain

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What data do you use for grounded theory?

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Qualitative

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Who designed grounded theory

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Glaser and Strauss in 1960s

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Strength of grounded theory

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Good validity
Evidence integrated into theory
Useful and technical - research is interested in beliefs, opinions and experiences of service users of NHS (mental health experts)

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Weakness of grounded theory

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Researchers may force data to support the theory
Reliability - another researcher may code differently
Time consuming

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