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Showing 1 to 20 of 36 for “"Qualitative interviewing"”.
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AN AUTOETHNOGRAPHIC JOURNEY TO CRITICAL CONSCIOUSNESS: HOW A WHITE FACULTY MEMBER AT A HISPANIC SERVING INSTITUTION MOVES FROM ALLY TO ACCOMPLICE BY LEARNING STUDENT STRUGGLES
… autoethnographic methods, content analysis, qualitative interviewing, and personal reflection to document my transformation from objectively interested faculty member to accomplice by learning about how the life of my students outside of school affected their performance inside of school. …
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Managing disruptive technology : a comparison of academic research and industry practice.
… to examine the impact of disruptive innovations. Qualitative interviewing technique is the methodology selected to frame issues within an industry milieu. Analysis of the responses indicates that, although a basic inherent understanding exists for both the diffusion and creative management …
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Falling Between the Cracks: Compound Identity Discrimination Within Primary Healthcare
… TGNC peoples’ experiences with their PCP using qualitative interviewing. A total of 10 participants (n = 10) were asked to discuss their positive and negative experiences. The emergent themes of this study are medical mistreatment acceptance, mirrored positive and negative experiences, …
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An Examination of Behavioral and Temporal Consistency Of Pre-Performance Routines In NCAA Division I Basketball Free Throw Shooting – A Naturalist Observational Investigation
… research examining this phenomenon from a qualitative and naturalistic observational perspective is scarce. This four-purpose study sought to examine the influence of (1) temporal and (2) behavioral consistency of pre-performance routines on free throw shooting percentage at the NCAA …
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Barriers for rural youth accessing mental health care with complex or reduced parental support
… or reduction in support. Using a grounded qualitative interviewing approach, police officers and emergency room nurses from a rural county in southern Ontario were spoken with to obtain a third-hand perspective on the importance of parental involvement in rural youth’s mental health care. …
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A QUALITATIVE INVESTIGATION OF THE CONGRUENCE OF RACIAL SOCIALIZATION COMMUNICATION BETWEEN BLACK PARENTS AND THEIR COLLEGE-ATTENDING CHILDREN
… parents and their college-attending Black youth. Qualitative interviewing of nine parent-child dyads on the frequency, clarity, and depth of RS communication yielded a more robust understanding of tensions between parental and child intentions. The study found that college-attending Black youth …
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Understanding community college affordability and its impact on student persistence
… goal. Several factors were discovered through qualitative interviewing of students and consisted of intrinsic psychological factors, perceptions about community college, finances, and institutional methods of communication. In addition, institutional factors that helped with retention were …
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The impact of marketised discourse on the interaction between drug representatives and physicians
… drug reps and their managers. By means of qualitative interviewing I access the individual meaning-making and attitudes towards the phenomenon of drug detailing. I demonstrate how discourse is designed, transformed and responded to. In that, I point to a system of incompatibility resulting …
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Medication error reporting: a qualitative study exploring student nurses’ anticipated peer reactions to error reporting
… error scenarios, the study used descriptive qualitative interviewing to explore junior and senior level student nurses’ beliefs regarding the impact of reporting medication errors on the relationship between the person committing the error and the nurse reporting the error. The study also …
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Narrative and Visual Storytelling: Accessing Memory and the Personal in the Published Work of Grant Scott
… from textural, post-structural textual and qualitative interviewing as prominent research methods. I will also evidence how this work contributes to knowledge within the field of photographic research and practice.
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To investigate the need for palliative care in cerebrovascular accident (stroke) patients at Ladysmith Provincial hospital
… study using mixed methods-both quantitative and qualitative-interviewing patients, and family members of patients who had suffered from a cerebrovascular accident.
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Sustainable Digital Neighbourhoods: A Case Study of People, Place and Technology under the Rural Village Condition
… social network analysis, survey research, qualitative interviewing and a diary study. Results have painted a picture of how a community is structured, how it operates (both socially and spatially), and how technology infuses with this. The research presented here illustrates the unique …
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“Outsider Forever”: Black Women Multicultural Center Administrators' Identity Negotiation Experiences At Historically White Institutions
… in relation to their roles?” Through a qualitative interviewing study, I was able to use ethnographic and phenomenological interviewing techniques, along with object-elicitation, to explore the lived-experiences of eleven self-identified Black women through one semi-structured interview. …
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End-of-life care in China: ecology of hope
… case study" approach, employing mainly qualitative interviewing and observation to capture the richness and complexity of the experience of end-of-life care in different settings. The findings show that mainstream health care for advanced cancer in China focused on curative western …
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Problematizing partnership: the experience, perceptions, and insights of Ugandan church leaders in church partnership with Christians overseas, in juxtaposition with the Western literature
… data, and uncovered specific cases for qualitative interviewing. Interviews with leaders and lay ministers followed, and lastly a review of secondary, historical literature was undertaken. This research shows that just under one-third of all churches are engaged in a localto- local …
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Swimming against the tide : the implementation of philosophy for children in the primary classroom
… of implementing change” (p399) and employed qualitative interviewing to examine the factors which primary teachers perceived to determine the implementation of P4C in the classroom.The research findings identified three distinct groups of P4C implementers: regular, intermittent and ceased. …
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How young adults with type 1 diabetes interact with technology and how their views and experiences can inform the development of a patient-centric mobile health app.
… adults, by understanding their experiences from qualitative interviewing, exploring how they made use of technology concerning their lives and condition. (2) Utilise sociotechnical design principles and develop a mobile app, seeking participant opinions on design and usefulness during the …
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The Experience of the Older Adult With End-Stage Renal Disease on Hemodialysis
… disease. Method: A descriptive method using a qualitative interviewing approach was used. Systematic focused thematic analysis guided by the Crisis of Physical Illness conceptual model allowed for the findings to surface. Data sources included individual interviews, direct observation of …
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Indigenous Leadership: A Talking-Circle Dialogue with Cree Leaders
… indicated that the study would be built around qualitative interviewing, participant observation, and the largely inductive, coding-based analysis process commonly used in qualitative research. These pre-defined strategies were modified during the course of the study to ensure that the research …
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Further Education Provision and Learning for Social Transformation. A case study of the experience of introducing a social change agenda into further education programmes within Vocational Education Committees
… interviews and a group interview using qualitative interviewing to draw out peoples’ feelings, thoughts and meanings. These were supported by a review of relevant literature and documents. The main research found a lack of consensus on concepts and meanings in relation to anything other …
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