Development of a Decision Tree to Determine Appropriateness of NVivo in Analyzing Qualitative Data Sets

Auld, Garry; Diker, Ann; Bock, Margaret Ann; Boushey, Carol J.; Bruhn, Christine M.; Cluskey, Mary; Edlefsen, Miriam; Goldberg, Dena; Misner, Scottie; Olson, Beth; Reicks, Marla; Chang-zheng, Wang; Zaghloul, Sahar

doi:10.1016/j.jneb.2006.09.006

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“…Interrater agreement was determined using the following formula: Percentage Agreement = Agreements/(Agreements + Disagreements). 30 A 70% agreement or higher was considered to be reliable. 31 The average across all 3 focus group discussions was 70.8%; this level was considered reliable.…”

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Education and Practice Gaps of Registered Dietitian Nutritionists Working With Clients With Eating Disorders

Trammell

Reed

Boylan

2016

Topics in Clinical Nutrition

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The purpose of this qualitative study was to explore the self-efficacy of registered dietitian nutritionists working with clients with eating disorders (ED) and factors that might influence efficacy. Three focus groups (n = 16) were held with registered dietitian nutritionists at the 2013 Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Food and Nutrition Conference and Expo. Open coding identified several themes: challenges with clients' mental health, treatment apprehension, blurred practice boundaries, poor ED awareness among professionals, need for mentor/colleague collaboration, minimal formal education on ED, and difficulty with protocol expectations for ED. Identification of these factors indicates a need for continued ED resource development for registered dietitian nutritionists to provide optimal care.

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Education and Practice Gaps of Registered Dietitian Nutritionists Working With Clients With Eating Disorders

Trammell

Reed

Boylan

2016

Topics in Clinical Nutrition

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“…Another category identified was communication failure. The data were then organized and coded using the qualitative data analysis software program NVivo 9 [32]. This approach was chosen in order to highlight how flexibly the formal leader used interpretative repertoires and how they changed their position in the team [33].…”

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Flexible knowledge repertoires: communication by leaders in trauma teams

Jacobsson

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Hultin

et al. 2012

Scand J Trauma Resusc Emerg Med

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BackgroundIn emergency situations, it is important for the trauma team to efficiently communicate their observations and assessments. One common communication strategy is “closed-loop communication”, which can be described as a transmission model in which feedback is of great importance. The role of the leader is to create a shared goal in order to achieve consensus in the work for the safety of the patient. The purpose of this study was to analyze how formal leaders communicate knowledge, create consensus, and position themselves in relation to others in the team.MethodsSixteen trauma teams were audio- and video-recorded during high fidelity training in an emergency department. Each team consisted of six members: one surgeon or emergency physician (the designated team leader), one anaesthesiologist, one nurse anaesthetist, one enrolled nurse from the theatre ward, one registered nurse and one enrolled nurse from the emergency department (ED). The communication was transcribed and analyzed, inspired by discourse psychology and Strauss’ concept of “negotiated order”. The data were organized and coded in NVivo 9.ResultsThe findings suggest that leaders use coercive, educational, discussing and negotiating strategies to work things through. The leaders in this study used different repertoires to convey their knowledge to the team, in order to create a common goal of the priorities of the work. Changes in repertoires were dependent on the urgency of the situation and the interaction between team members. When using these repertoires, the leaders positioned themselves in different ways, either on an authoritarian or a more egalitarian level.ConclusionThis study indicates that communication in trauma teams is complex and consists of more than just transferring messages quickly. It also concerns what the leaders express, and even more importantly, how they speak to and involve other team members.

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“…For qualitative descriptive research, [15] advice to perform content analysis, where the outcome is a descriptive summary of the data organized in a way that best fits the data. Following the criteria described by [16], the interview data was chosen to be analysed by hand, and presented narratively with identified themes and illustrating quotes. Throughout the paper, the data from the four interviews are referred to in terms of the order they were conducted, i.e.…”

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Planning of Maintenance Activities – A Current State Mapping in Industry

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Industrial Product Service System (PSS) thinking can be applied to production system by considering it as a product. Prior studies show that strategic planning of the maintenance activities in manufacturing industries holds great potential to increase productivity. Planning of maintenance activities is therefore an integral decision making aspect for maintenance engineers and it is important to analyze how industries are currently working with planning of maintenance activities and what additional support is needed. This paper aims at mapping the current state of the work procedures for maintenance engineers and planners in the industry and analyzes the gap from current practices to the strategic planning which could increase productivity. The study specifically focuses on how industries work today with finding critical resource, performing criticality analysis, and planning maintenance. A descriptive research approach is followed, where empirical data is collected in Swedish industry through three different data collection methods. The results show the state-of-art industrial practices and the gaps in maintenance planning.

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Development of a Decision Tree to Determine Appropriateness of NVivo in Analyzing Qualitative Data Sets

Cited by 86 publications

References 8 publications

Education and Practice Gaps of Registered Dietitian Nutritionists Working With Clients With Eating Disorders

Education and Practice Gaps of Registered Dietitian Nutritionists Working With Clients With Eating Disorders

Flexible knowledge repertoires: communication by leaders in trauma teams

Planning of Maintenance Activities – A Current State Mapping in Industry

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