Empirically Testing Thematic Analysis (ETTA) - Methodological implications in textual analysis coding system

Gildberg, Frederik Alkier; Bradley, Stephen; Tingleff, Ellen Boldrup; Hounsgaard, Lise

doi:10.18261/issn1892-2686-2015-02-10

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“…To answer the research questions, a thematic analysis [25] was carried out, following five steps: Step 1: The interviews were read through and notes were taken, with the intention of identifying overall thematic headlines and structures in the text. Step 2: The analytical questions are then defined.…”

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“…Step 2: The analytical questions are then defined. The analytical questions differ from the research questions; the former takes into account the inclusion and exclusion criteria, clarification of concepts, delimitations and other relevant issues depending on the study [25]. The interviews were coded by reading through the interview text, searching for the answer to the analytical questions.…”

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“…Step 4: The themes were grouped taxonomically into themes and sub-themes, based on the semantic relation 'a is a part of b' [25,27]. Step 5: Finally, themes were then recontextualized by testing them against the original text, in order not to skew interpretations [19,25]. The analysis was supervised by a third author (F.A.G.…”

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Why Do Women with Eating Disorders Decline Treatment? A Qualitative Study of Barriers to Specialized Eating Disorder Treatment

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Linkhorst

Gildberg

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Nutrients

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Despite the fact that eating disorders (EDs) are conditions that are potentially life-threatening, many people decline treatment. The aim of this study was to investigate why women decline specialized ED treatment, including their viewpoints on treatment services. Eighteen semi-structured qualitative interviews were conducted with women who had declined inpatient or outpatient specialized ED treatment. A thematic analysis revealed five main themes: (1) Disagreement on treatment needs, (2) rigid standard procedures, (3) failure to listen, (4) deprivation of identity, and (5) mistrust and fear. The women had declined ED treatment because they believed that treatment was only focused on nutritional rehabilitation and that it failed to address their self-identified needs. From their perspectives treatment was characterized by rigid standard procedures that could not be adapted to their individual situations and preferences. They felt that the therapists failed to listen to them, and they felt deprived of identity and reduced to an ED instead of a real person. This investigation is one of the first of its kind to provide clues as to how treatment could be moderated to better meet the needs of women who decline specialized ED treatment.

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Why Do Women with Eating Disorders Decline Treatment? A Qualitative Study of Barriers to Specialized Eating Disorder Treatment

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“…The included questionnaires were coded and analyzed inductively [ 47 , 48 , 49 ]. Initially, the data was confronted with the question: What is this text about?…”

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Spiritual Needs Assessment in Post-Secular Contexts: An Integrative Review of Questionnaires

Nissen

Falkø

Stripp

et al. 2021

IJERPH

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Research across healthcare contexts has shown that, if provided appropriately, spiritual care can be of significant benefit to patients. It can be challenging, however, to incorporate spiritual care in daily practice, not least in post-secular, culturally entwined, and pluralist contexts. The aim of this integrative review was to locate, evaluate and discuss spiritual-needs questionnaires from the post-secular perspective in relation to their applicability in secular healthcare. Eleven questionnaires were evaluated and discussed with a focus on religious/spiritual (RS) wording, local culturally entwined and pluralist contexts, and on whether a consensual understanding between patient and healthcare professional could be expected through RS wording. By highlighting some factors involved in implementing a spiritual-needs questionnaire in diverse cultural and vernacular contexts, this article can assist by providing a general guideline. This article offers an approach to the international exchange and implementation of knowledge, experiences, and best practice in relation to the use of spiritual needs-assessment questionnaires in post-secular contexts.

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“…This study used 24 semi-structured, explorative in-depth interviews (Guest, Namey & Mitchell, 2013;Spradley, 1979) and thematic analysis (Gildberg et al, 2015) rooted in the methodological approach described by Herbert Blumer by stressing the need for careful and disciplined examination of data (Blumer, 1986), in order to gain insight into how forensic mental health nursing staff perceived staff-patient conflicts.…”

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Conflict management: A qualitative study of mental health staff's perceptions of factors that may influence conflicts with forensic mental health inpatients

Gildberg

Fallesen

Vogn

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Archives of Psychiatric Nursing

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Empirically Testing Thematic Analysis (ETTA) - Methodological implications in textual analysis coding system

Cited by 6 publications

References 23 publications

Why Do Women with Eating Disorders Decline Treatment? A Qualitative Study of Barriers to Specialized Eating Disorder Treatment

Why Do Women with Eating Disorders Decline Treatment? A Qualitative Study of Barriers to Specialized Eating Disorder Treatment

Spiritual Needs Assessment in Post-Secular Contexts: An Integrative Review of Questionnaires

Conflict management: A qualitative study of mental health staff's perceptions of factors that may influence conflicts with forensic mental health inpatients

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