Características de la entrevista fenomenológica en investigación en enfermería

Guerrero-Castañeda, Raúl Fernando; Menezes, Tânia Maria de Oliva; Ojeda-Vargas, Ma Guadalupe

doi:10.1590/1983-1447.2017.02.67458

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“…This activity allowed the researcher to present their credentials to the multidisciplinary team of this institution. To initiate the meetings with the adolescents, the researcher was installed as a volunteer of the YIC because it was important for the researcher and participants to develop recognition and become familiar with the setting for the interview (15) . This supports the idea of creating an environment of trust and psychological security for adolescents starting with the first contact (16) .…”

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Experiencia vivida de los adolescentes consumidores de drogas: un abordaje fenomenológico

Vázquez

Oviedo

Olalde

2018

Rev. esc. enferm. USP

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Experiencia vivida de los adolescentes consumidores de drogas: un abordaje fenomenológico

Vázquez

Oviedo

Olalde

2018

Rev. esc. enferm. USP

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“…Each mother who agree to participate in the study will be requested to sign consent forms before the interview begins, in which they will agree that the interview can be audio-recorded and written notes can be taken. A single individualized semi-structured interviews will be conducted at the preferred place of the participant, Semi-structured interviews will be used to help the researcher to collect subjective data that reflect the perspective of mothers about stillbirth ex-perience, The interview guide help the researcher to make sure that the important areas to understand the experience from the perspective mothers who live it is covered, and at the same time the flexibility of semi-structured interview still allowing the participants to introduce new issues that the researcher may not previously thought about it [25] [26]. That will lead to more reflexive and mutual creation of knowledge between researcher and participants and achieve the goal of interpretive phenomenology.…”

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Understanding Jordanian Mothers’ Experience after Stillbirth: A Qualitative Study Protocol

Al-Shuqerat¹,

Bawadi²

2020

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Background: Low and middle income countries have the highest rates of stillbirths in the world. In Jordan, stillbirth and how it impacts on mothers who experience it is under-researched. The stories of mothers who have had a stillbirth need to be told and the silence associated with stillbirth needs to be broken. The aim of this study is to explore and understand the meanings attributed by mothers' to their experience of stillbirth in Jordan. Methods: The study will employ phenomenological qualitative research design. Semi-structured interview will be conducted with the mothers' who will be recruited from three governmental hospitals in the north, middle and south of Jordan. Data will be transcribed, managed and analysed using interpretative, phenomenological analysis. The Jordanian Ministry of Health and Jordan University Ethics Committee approved the study on Nov. 2019, FEB 2020, respectively. Discussion: The findings of this study will make an original contribution to our knowledge about how stillbirth is experienced by mothers in Jordan. This finding will be useful to health care providers to improve the quality of health care provided to those mothers by adopting individualized and holistic care approach to meet the needs of each mother. Moreover, it will inform public health authorities and policy makers regarding the need for more awareness of stillbirth and a better bereavement care strategy for mothers in hospitals.

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“…A phenomenological interview is an open dialogue between two persons, in which the phenomenon is conveyed through speeches of the participant about a past or current experience. Then, the participant rescues the speech already processed, based on what the phenomenon is for him/her, that is, the experiences that are coded and stored in the consciousness (19) .…”

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Being an institutionalized elderly person: meaning of experiences based on Heidegger’s phenomenology

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Objective: Analyze the meaning of being an elderly person living in a long-term institution. Method: Qualitative study based on Martin Heidegger’s thought. Twelve phenomenological interviews were conducted with people aged over 60 years living in a long-term institution for the elderly in the city of Itabuna, Bahia, Brazil. Results: The units of meaning identified were: experience of progressive loss of autonomy and independence, perception of living in an institution as an inevitable circumstance; and being-with becoming being-alone/being-lonely. After the identification of ontic aspects and hermeneutical understanding, the unit of meaning was constructed: meaning of being an elderly person living in a long-term institution. Final considerations: The ontological needs referring to being an elderly person remain forgotten. As we are ontic and ontological, limited care to the ontic instance indicates deficiencies in institutionalization. Improvements are required to ensure the right to age with quality of life to this population.

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Características de la entrevista fenomenológica en investigación en enfermería

Cited by 67 publications

References 6 publications

Experiencia vivida de los adolescentes consumidores de drogas: un abordaje fenomenológico

Experiencia vivida de los adolescentes consumidores de drogas: un abordaje fenomenológico

Understanding Jordanian Mothers’ Experience after Stillbirth: A Qualitative Study Protocol

Being an institutionalized elderly person: meaning of experiences based on Heidegger’s phenomenology

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