Semi-structured Individual and Focus Group Interviews
Using causal mapping in the analysis of semi-structured interviews
... of Semi-structured Interviews ABSTRACT In this paper we systemize Eden and Ackermann’s approach to causal mapping as a technique for analyzing semi-structured ...yet structured ...
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Guide to Organizing Semi-Structured Interviews With Key Informants
... In Example 1a, we have indicated not only the safety topic associated with each piece of meaningful information but also the place and the clientele. In this case, the clientele consists of the people who are affected by ...
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Designing and Conducting Focus Group Interviews
... 6. Cut and tape. Read responses to the same question from all focus groups. Cut out relevant quotes and tape them to the appropriate place on the large sheet of paper. Look for quotes that are descriptive and ...
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The use of semi structured interviews for the characterisation of farmer irrigation practices
... undertaken, focus- ing on different regions of Uttar Pradesh during more water- scarce times of the year and, importantly, gaining objective measures of the data reported herein, ...
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Semi-structured interviews were also used to acquire detailed perceptions of the teachers
... 3. Literature Review ESP came into being to fulfil the specific needs and sustainable competency of the learners who need English to have access to medicine, engineering and other related disciplines. ESP, as argued by ...
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LIS Curriculum Review Using Focus Group Interviews of Employers
... threatening, semi-structured ...topics. Focus groups are basically group interviews, the goals of which are to examine, in detail, people’s perceptions about products, services, ...
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LIS Curriculum Review Using Focus Group Interviews of Employers
... threatening, semi-structured ...topics. Focus groups are basically group interviews, the goals of which are to examine, in detail, people’s perceptions about products, services, ...
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Public Perceptions of the Stigmatization of Wrongly Convicted Individuals: Findings from Semi-Structured Interviews
... The majority of interviewees believed that people stigmatized exonerees by discrediting them in light of their wrongful conviction. Our findings suggest that an exoneree’s incarceration elicits stigma. Interviewees ...
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Nurse manager’s recognition behavior with staff nurses in Japan based on semi structured interviews
... Factors that must be considered regarding staff nurses: The factors that must be considered regarding staff nurses consisted of two subcategories, which were the characteristics and motivation of staff nurses and recog- ...
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The use of video consulting in general practice: semi-structured interviews examining acceptability to patients
... We tested for an association between this response and each of patients’ SIMD quintile and computer proficiency. We also tested separately for evidence for an increasing monotonic trend in willingness to use video ...
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Criticise Your Working Conditions! —Focus Group Interviews on Sensitive Topics
... this focus group interview was to provide a kind of “lightning diagnosis” of the symptoms of potentially poor psychological working environments, the moderator’s role during the sessions was also relatively ...
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Exploring experiences of parental divorce in childhood using semi-structured interviews and Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis.
... experiences of children at the time of divorce and also after time has passed. When conducting future research it is important not to view divorce as only having bad or good consequences. It is complex and multilayered, ...
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Factors and Situations Affecting the Value of Patient Preference Studies: Semi-Structured Interviews in Europe and the US
... All interviewees were asked whose preferences should be measured, and their answers included patients, patient organizations, the public, caregivers, physicians, and combinations of these categories. Four interviewees ...
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The Evolving Family Mealtime: Findings From Focus Group Interviews With Hispanic Mothers
... for individual family ...a focus group study exploring opinions of intergenerational Hispanic family members, Hispanic youth discussed how parents’ permissive parenting styles around food contributed ...
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The acceptability to patients of video-consulting in general practice: semi-structured interviews in three diverse general practices.
... This group has difficulty with telephone consultation 28 and the same may be true of video ...in-depth interviews and focus groups may have yielded further information regarding the exact place video ...
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Barriers and facilitators to humanizing birth care in Tanzania: findings from semi-structured interviews with midwives and obstetricians
... Individual level barriers included currently held beliefs that choice of birth position should be limited and ongoing dis- respect for tradition. Yet skilled health personnel also iden- tified corresponding ...
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Factors Affecting Japanese HPV Vaccination: Findings from the Semi Structured Interviews with Adolescent Girls and Caregivers
... the individual adolescents’ factors, physical maturity and sexual activity are substantially different from child to child, and therefore the healthcare professionals should intervene, taking into account the ...
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Defining and identifying contextual factors within rheumatology: Protocol for semi-structured interviews of experts and Delphi surveys
... In addition to the set of important generic contextual factors, each OMERACT working group may wish to add specific contextual factors when defining their ‘core contextual factors’ for[r] ...
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How does asthma influence the daily life of children? Results of focus group interviews
... Most likely, children were classified with asthma earlier in life while their respiratory complaints were transient. Clinical implications Some of the aspects of asthma-specific HRQL, according to the children, like ...
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Perspectives on clinical use of bioimpedance in hemodialysis: focus group interviews with renal care professionals
... of focus groups interviews with renal care professionals was used to identify perceived barriers and facilitators for use of bioimpedance in clinical ...the individual professional, 3) the patient, ...
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