Online data collection strategies used in qualitative research of the health field: a scoping review

Salvador, Pétala Tuani Cândido de Oliveira; Alves, Kisna Yasmin Andrade; Rodrigues, Cláudia Cristiane Filgueira Martins; Oliveira, Lannúzya Veríssimo e

doi:10.1590/1983-1447.2020.20190297

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“…The use of the data collection strategy in an online environment was considered thinking about the benefits that its use brings, such as the possibility for the participant to access the research at any desired time in cases of asynchronous strategies, for the researcher to follow the development of the research as the data is being filled in the digital platform, and for the non-involvement of the researcher with the participants, providing neutrality ( 20 ) .…”

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Multiprofessional family health residency as a setting for education and interprofessional practices

Araújo

Santos

Domingos

et al. 2021

Rev. Latino-Am. Enfermagem

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Objective: to know the experiences lived during the residency by graduates of a Multiprofessional Residency Program in Family Health that could contribute to the development of Interprofessional Education and/or Collaborative Practice. Method: a qualitative study with residents who entered a Multiprofessional Residency Program of a Brazilian public university in 2017, a period in which the theme of interprofessionality was implemented in the activities of the residency. Data was collected using an electronic form built from the theoretical framework of interprofessional education. Content analysis was used to process the data. Results: nine residents participated, distributed among the professions of Physical Education, Nursing, Nutrition, Dentistry, Psychology and Social Work, five of whom were female and with a mean age of 28.4. Two categories emerged: the Residency as a setting for learning from the other, and the Residency as a setting for understanding the role of the other. Interprofessional education and practice provided opportunities for the development of collaborative skills, enhancing teamwork and interprofessional work. Conclusion: the multiprofessional logic was evidenced in the resident’s practice; and the gradual insertion of activities such as case discussions, shared services and inter-sectoral actions aligned with the theoretical-methodological framework of interprofessionality favored an approach to interprofessional work.

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Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Multiprofessional family health residency as a setting for education and interprofessional practices

Araújo

Santos

Domingos

et al. 2021

Rev. Latino-Am. Enfermagem

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“…An online questionnaire was utilized for this study since the study cut across every part of the country where physiotherapy interns are trained. Online questionnaires give comprehensive geographical coverage for data collection [16]. It also allows access to large samples at low cost with data collection neutrality, the possibility of anonymity and time to ponder on the matter [16].…”

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“…Online questionnaires give comprehensive geographical coverage for data collection [16]. It also allows access to large samples at low cost with data collection neutrality, the possibility of anonymity and time to ponder on the matter [16]. This made this type of data collection internally reliable since the researchers cannot influence the participants [16].…”

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“…It also allows access to large samples at low cost with data collection neutrality, the possibility of anonymity and time to ponder on the matter [16]. This made this type of data collection internally reliable since the researchers cannot influence the participants [16]. The limitation includes high rate of unanswered questions, the impossibility of clarifying or debating the answers, superficial responses and selection bias [16].…”

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“…This made this type of data collection internally reliable since the researchers cannot influence the participants [16]. The limitation includes high rate of unanswered questions, the impossibility of clarifying or debating the answers, superficial responses and selection bias [16]. It was reported that the use of non-conventional data collection methods involves creativity, planning and proficient use of the technique.…”

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Background Healthcare professionals with the least experience, such as students and interns, are likely to face some form of mistreatments in the world of health professionals. Mistreatment has a negative impact on the victim’s well-being as it results in psychological distress such as burn out, lack of motivation and reduced performance. This study aims to explore mistreatment among physiotherapy interns in Nigeria with a view to protecting the future of the profession. Result Most of the participant were male (57.5%) and doing their internship in the northwestern part of the country (42.5%). Forty interns participated in the study, and 2/3 of them had experience of mistreatment. The most common type of mistreatment was yelling or shouting (60%), followed by someone taking credit for what an intern did (55%), humiliation or belittlement (50%), and threat of an extension beyond the 12 months (27.5%). Eighty-seven percent reported that the mistreatment changes their relationship with the perpetrator. Mistreatment led to stress in 70% of the respondent, affected the self-confidence of 62.5%, and led to decreased clinical output in 45% of the participants. Forty percent of the participants acquired depression due to the mistreatment. Conclusion Most physiotherapy interns experience mistreatment during the 1-year mandatory clinical internship. Verbal abuse is the most prevalent form of mistreatment, while the least is physical abuse. This study found that mistreatment has adverse effects on the health and work output of physiotherapy interns.

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Promoting knowledge translation: An ecosystem approach to evidence in health

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Online data collection strategies used in qualitative research of the health field: a scoping review

Cited by 24 publications

References 75 publications

Multiprofessional family health residency as a setting for education and interprofessional practices

Multiprofessional family health residency as a setting for education and interprofessional practices

Prevalence of mistreatment among physiotherapy interns in Nigeria: a preliminary study

Promoting knowledge translation: An ecosystem approach to evidence in health

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