[PDF] Top 20 Experiences of rosacea and its treatment: An interpretative phenomenological analysis

... negative experiences of care, or have been experiencing higher levels of emotional ...with rosacea and the nuanced findings reported here warrant further ...on rosacea severity and type ... See full document

... Participants’ feelings about and experiences of reversal surgery were mixed. Whilst early findings (Salter, 1992) suggested that reversal surgery was an unmitigated improvement, recent research illustrates that ... See full document

... forced treatment on psychiatric ...to treatment when someone does not have capacity to choose it for themselves, and to protect staff and patients on psychiatric wards (Wilson, Rouse, Rae and Kar Ray, ...of ... See full document

... Depression is, today more than ever, a profoundly serious public health concern in the UK, impacting upon the lives of individuals from all social backgrounds and strata (NICE, 2009; Tylee & Jones, 2005). The ... See full document

... effective treatment for Parkinson’s disease ...an interpretative phenomenological analysis to explore how 10 male people with PD experienced life after STN-DBS ... See full document

... In a survey of the general population, Crisp, Gelder, Rix, Meltzer & Rowlands (2000) concluded that individuals with substance use problems were perceived as unpredictable and dangerous. Moreover, substance use ... See full document

... The sample of looked-after young people interviewed were relatively diverse in terms of age, placement type and history and involvement with clinical services. In addition, details regarding the care histories of the ... See full document

... IPA analysis involves reading and re-reading the data. Initial noting was made in the margins of the transcripts which involved commenting on anything of interest or significance in relation to the research aim. ... See full document

... of analysis utilised (Giorgi and Gallegos, 2005; Knox, 2008; Littauer, Sexton and Wynn, 2005), they generally concluded that the therapist was experienced as accepting, holding, empathic and real, which helped ... See full document

... For example, in the anger research described earlier in this chapter, we included an examination of how counselling sessions for one particular participant had begun to disrupt her longstanding narrative of biochemical ... See full document

... these experiences as universal truths) as the focus of the research thus providing insight into how the participant views themselves, others and the wider world (Towl, ... See full document

... Although this research was extremely detailed and thorough, there was only a very small qualitative aspect of this study, where pupils participated in focus groups to share their experiences of the programme. ... See full document

... these experiences heard, as well as perhaps highlighting a lack of sensitivity in the way she connects with ...or experiences where she has felt mistreated, devalued, neglected or abused, retold over and ... See full document

... their experiences and express their views in their own ...participant’s experiences and carefully monitored participants’ comfort levels, for example by noticing stuttering, diverted topic area or averted ... See full document

... 85) Irena: And I er had to be quite strict with her, you know, and say ‘I’m sorry’ she says ‘oh I pay you back when, when you bring me’… this is not about payment, I can’t you know, bring anything back. So you have to be ... See full document

... Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis was used in lung cancer analysis [21], Interpretative Description with lymphoma data [20], content or thematic analysis using Leventhal’s ... See full document

... and experiences of undergraduate students who had been trained as educational coaches; specifically, their thoughts and feelings about their pending initial placement working with secondary school ... See full document

... reflective experiences and their willingness to share information in an honest and open way may affects the ...recalled experiences of the four participants and may be used to view reflective ... See full document

... At the first YCs session the researcher introduced herself and gave a brief introduction about the research, inviting those who were interested to approach her individually if they wanted to take part or if they wanted ... See full document

... Due to the qualitative nature of the research it would be unfeasible to be completely detached from the process due to ‘co-construction’ of findings (Willig, 2008). By being a partial ‘insider’ from a specific ethnicity ... See full document