Qualitative study: interview with active members
Disclosing an Invisible Disability During the Interview Process: A Qualitative Study
... 93 What advantages do you think a person would have if they disclose their disability? Disadvantages? The advantages include being part of a program (Vocational Rehabilitation) that prepares a person to disclose. “Doing ...
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Rater Perceptions of Bias Using the Multiple Mini-interview Format: a Qualitative Study
... Our MMI structure consists of five, 8-minute MMI stations and a sixth 16-minute program director station (traditional interview) with two-minute breaks between stations, the details of which are reported elsewhere ...
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Clinical decision making in the recognition of dying: a qualitative interview study
... This study focused on the decisions of individual clini- cians, rather than exploring the process of decision- making by ...a qualitative study, several processes [37] were used to strengthen the ...
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Coping with loneliness at University: a qualitative interview study with students in the UK
... the interview, most reflected on past episodes of loneliness with which they had already coped and as a result interviewees were not overwhelmed by ...this study documented the perceived usefulness of the ...
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The qualitative research interview
... will interview each other in pairs All group members participate in two interviews with the role of interviewer (I), interview participant (P), notetaker (N), or observer (O) Aim for an ...
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Therapists' experiences of relational depth: a qualitative interview study
... this study opens up many more questions than it ...further qualitative research to broaden and deepen an understanding of how this phenomenon is experienced, it would also be very useful to see whether ...
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Understanding engagement with eHealth apps : a qualitative interview study
... the interview were chosen by the ...this study is voluntary, that their data will be made anonymous and that they had the right to stop the interview whenever they wanted without any ...the ...
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Responding to symptoms suggestive of lung cancer: a qualitative interview study
... rst study to explore the appraisal and help-seeking decisions of patients responding to symptoms suggestive of lung ...family members and their social network, particularly due to the visibility of ...
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Understanding delayed access to antenatal care: a qualitative interview study
... to interview women until no new themes emerged, whilst ensuring diversity according to the above theoretically informed ...the study and gave verbal consent for us to contact them to arrange an ...
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Understanding delayed access to antenatal care: a qualitative interview study
... to interview women until no new themes emerged, whilst ensuring diversity according to the above theoretically informed ...the study and gave verbal consent for us to contact them to arrange an ...
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Understanding delayed access to antenatal care: a qualitative interview study
... nity members and to potential care providers ...the study indicated, fear of judgement, stigma, scrutiny or even the consequences of the pregnancy, such as coping with another child, meant that they were ...
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Peer group support for bereaved children: a qualitative interview study
... The intervention Jigsaw4U (http://www.jigsaw4u.org.uk/) is a community-based charity that offers peer-groups for bereaved families, with separate groups for children under 10 and over 10 years, and parents meeting ...
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Coping with loneliness at University: A qualitative interview study with students in the UK
... this study sought to examine the coping strategies young adults deploy to manage experiences of loneliness whilst studying at ...A qualitative, cross-sectional study was ...to study, and who ...
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Coping with loneliness at University: a qualitative interview study with students in the UK
... this study sought to examine the coping strategies young adults deploy to manage experiences of loneliness whilst studying at ...A qualitative, cross-sectional study was ...to study, and who ...
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Responding to symptoms suggestive of lung cancer: a qualitative interview study.
... this study. They thank Helen Morris, the SYMPTOM study manager, our other study patient, and public representatives Victor Boulter and Sue Ballard, and the NHS trusts and their nurses who recruited ...
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Responding to symptoms suggestive of lung cancer : a qualitative interview study.
... first study to explore the appraisal and help-seeking decisions of patients responding to symptoms suggestive of lung ...family members and their social network, particularly due to the visibility of ...
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The e interview in qualitative research
... are study- ing abroad might also conduct research on their home countries without the need for costly return ...from interview research, for example if they felt too shy or inhibited ...
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Long-term members’ use of fitness centers: a qualitative study
... The first step in recruiting participants consisted of randomly selecting from the membership register 24 members who met the inclusion criteria. Each of these prospects received a letter or an email with ...
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Nursing home staff’s views on residents’ dignity: a qualitative interview study
... a study of Baillie [26], who noticed that for patients in a hospital setting dignity was enhanced by having contact with fellow pa- tients suffering the same fate, and by having a good re- lationship with the ...
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Mechanisms of action of an implementation intervention in stroke rehabilitation: a qualitative interview study
... all interview studies, we were reliant on participants’ will- ingness and ability to fully reflect on, and articulate, their ...insightful interview accounts to extract the mechanisms of action, rather than ...
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