Focus Groups
Student focus groups
... One of the problems of collecting conversational responses in the focus groups is that an individual student expressing an opinion may not represent the views of the other students in the group. Minuting ...
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Nottingham City of Football: Focus Groups with School Pupils, February 2017
... the focus groups was that the environment needed to change to reach and engage the children who did not currently ...The focus groups confirmed that the least effective strategies were those ...
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"Hearing midwives' views": focus groups on maternity care in Calderdale NHS Trust
... three focus groups in the first of the two sessions held with ...The groups were asked at these second sessions to reach a consensus about what should go forward from the group into the final report ...
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How mindfulness changed my sleep: focus groups with chronic insomnia patients
... that focus group participants over-reported benefits in an effort to please their MBSR teacher or to not disappoint the study ...two focus groups were held. Ideally, three or more focus ...
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The Purpose of Focus Groups in Ascertaining Learner Satisfaction with a Virtual Learning Environment
... the focus group ...the focus group selection process ensured that the ‘friendship groups’ that existed were separated to allow full and frank discussions to take place (Krueger and Casey ...2000). ...
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Enabling activity in palliative care: focus groups among occupational therapists
... three focus groups of three, five, and six participants, ...The focus group discussions were held in Swedish, moderated by the first author (ST) and conducted during the participants’ working hours ...
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The meaning of a very positive birth experience: focus groups discussions with women
... the focus groups that giving birth was something they looked forward to, and they were inspired by mothers, grandmothers and other important females held up as role ...the focus groups agreed ...
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Challenges and facilitators for patient and public involvement in England; focus groups with senior nurses
... three focus groups aimed to explore senior nurses’ perceptions of challenges and facilitators for PPI im- ...discussed. Focus groups were digitally recorded and transcribed verbatim; ...
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FOCUS GROUPS A GUIDE TO LEARNING THE NEEDS OF THOSE WE SERVE
... Fourteen focus groups were held of faculty, academic staff and classified staff to identify barriers to recruitment and retention as well as specific strategies to address ...These focus ...
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“A secret club”: focus groups about women’s toileting behaviors
... Focus groups were conducted between January and March 2015 in two locations in the United States: Chapel Hill, North Carolina and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The aim was to elicit women’s responses about ...
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Focus groups of value concepts of producers: National Report Switzerland
... The following sector contains a more detailed analysis of the values that were mentioned by the participants in the focus groups, based on coding of the material. The analysis was carried out with N-vivo, a ...
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Focus groups of value concepts of organic producers and other stakeholders
... two groups (10%) of policy makers and ...the focus group meetings, which lasted for approximately 2 ...Each focus group was fully recorded and ...each focus group were summarised in the order ...
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GUIDE TO CONDUCTING FOCUS GROUPS FOR COMMUNITY-BASED RESEARCH AND EVALUATION April 2011
... Focus groups, ideally, allow researchers to collect the opinions and ideas of a variety of people. If someone is doing a lot of the talking, however, this may prevent others from contributing their ...
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Using plenary focus groups in information systems research: More than a collection of interviews
... participant. Focus groups provide large amounts of concentrated, well targeted and pre-filtered data in a short period of time and avoid the overlap and repetition of individual interviews (Morgan ...whilst ...
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Deconstructing Williamsburg: Using focus groups to examine residents' perceptions of the building of a walkable community
... It is now relatively well-accepted that the contexts in which people live have significant implications for the ways they experience life events and for their overall health [37,38]. With this increasing recognition has ...
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Interpretive focus groups: a participatory method for interpreting and extending secondary analysis of qualitative data
... There is a multiplicity of approaches and issues surround- ing secondary analysis of existing qualitative data. In this article, we describe how we undertook secondary analysis of existing qualitative data about the ...
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Focus Groups Identify Barriers to Recess Placement Prior to Lunch in Elementary Schools
... They found that the average amount of food and beverage waste decreased after implementation of the policy. Surveys of administrators, teachers, and school nutrition personnel found that the atmosphere in the cafeterias ...
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Anticipatory Guidance and Violence Prevention: Results From Family and Pediatrician Focus Groups
... Parents in all focus groups cited physician attitude as a key variable in effectively communicating potentially sensitive messages. Parents voiced concerns at the pos- sibility of being judged or treated ...
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Looking at computer-visualized interior wood: A qualitative assessment using focus groups
... Abstract The objective of this study was to explore and gather human reactions and perceptions on computer visu- alizations of interior wood. The subjective qualities of such products are important because they infl ...
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Reflections on conducting focus groups with people with learning disabilities: theoretical and practical issues
... trigger questions enabled the facilitator to enable discussion of a number of related themes that included an exploration with each group of what participants understood by health, mental health, the differences between ...
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