Reporting Qualitative Research: Standards, Challenges, and Implications for Health Design

Peditto, Kathryn S.

doi:10.1177/1937586718772615

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“…These three steps included (1) literature review, (2) extracting concepts and main themes based on qualitative analysis, and (3) mapping concepts, and synthesizing the results with expert consultation. The qualitative synthesis was conducted based on the Standards for Reporting Qualitative Research checklist, which can help researchers to report their results correctly 20 …”

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Suggesting a framework for preparedness against the pandemic outbreak based on medical informatics solutions: a thematic analysis

Gholamzadeh

Abtahi

Safdari

2021

Health Planning & Management

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Background When an outbreak emerged, each country needs a coherent and preventive plan to deal with epidemics. In the era of technology, adopting informatics‐based solutions is essential. The main objective of this study is to propose a conceptual framework to provide a rapid and responsive surveillance system against pandemics. Methods A three‐step approach was employed in this research to develop a conceptual framework. These three steps comprise (1) literature review, (2) extracting and coding concepts, and determining main themes based on thematic analysis using ATLAS . ti® software, and (3) mapping concepts. Later, all of the results synthesized under expert consultation to design a conceptual framework based on the main themes and identified strategies related to medical informatics. Results In the literature review phase, 65 articles were identified as eligible studies for analysis. Through line by line coding in thematic analysis, more than 46 themes were extracted as potential foremost themes. Based on the key themes and strategies were employed by studies, the proposed framework designed in three main components. The most appropriate strategies that can be used in each section were identified based on the demands of each part and the available solutions. These solutions were employed in the final framework. Conclusion The presented model in this study can be the first step for a better understanding of the potential of medical informatics solutions in promoting epidemic disease management. It can be applied as a reference model for designing intelligent surveillance systems to prepare for probable future pandemics.

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“…The qualitative synthesis was conducted based on the Standards for Reporting Qualitative Research checklist, which can help researchers to report their results correctly. 20…”

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Suggesting a framework for preparedness against the pandemic outbreak based on medical informatics solutions: a thematic analysis

Gholamzadeh

Abtahi

Safdari

2021

Health Planning & Management

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“…The consolidated criteria for reporting qualitative research (COREQ) was used to facilitate an explicit and comprehensive evaluation of study quality [23]. The COREQ comprises a checklist devised to identify opportunities for bias, is well suited for focus group or interview data collection methods and more sensitive than alternative quality assessment tools [24]. Two…”

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Experiences of venue based exercise interventions for people with stroke in the UK: a systematic review and thematic synthesis of qualitative research

Young¹,

Broom

Sage

et al. 2021

Physiotherapy

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“…Some researchers deem the COREQ reductionist and proscriptive [91], while others maintain that it allows peer reviewers and journal editors to make systematic, informed decisions about manuscript quality [92]. Some journals (e.g., Journal of Public Health) and groups of journals (e.g., BMC) suggest or require that manuscript submissions follow COREQ reporting guidelines and may even ask authors to submit a completed checklist identifying where in the manuscript each item is addressed.…”

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Critical Appraisal of Qualitative Studies of Muslim Females’ Perceptions of Physical Activity Barriers and Facilitators

Kahan

2019

IJERPH

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Muslim women's perceptions of cultural, religious, and secular determinants of physical activity have been studied for many years, with information typically acquired through focus groups or interviews. Multiple reviews synthesizing the research have been published, however, individual studies have not been scrutinized for their quality/rigor. Therefore, I critically appraised the quality of the body of qualitative research studies that utilized focus groups to identify Muslim women's perceptions of physical activity barriers and facilitators. I utilized 26 items from the Consolidated Criteria for Reporting Qualitative Research (COREQ) to assess the quality of 56 papers published between 1987 and 2016. Using crosstabulations, I also examined associations between paper quality (low vs. high) and binary categorical variables for impact factor, maximum paper length allowed, publication year, and database the paper was indexed. Overall, papers averaged only 10.5 of 26 COREQ reporting criteria and only two out of 26 items were reported in more than 75% of the papers. Paper quality was not associated with impact factor and length. High quality papers were more likely published more recently (i.e., 2011 or later) and in journals indexed in the PubMed database compared to low quality papers. There is contention among qualitative researchers about standardizing reporting criteria, and while the trend in quality appears to be improving, journal reviewers and editors ought to hold authors to greater accountability in reporting.

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Reporting Qualitative Research: Standards, Challenges, and Implications for Health Design

Cited by 23 publications

References 10 publications

Suggesting a framework for preparedness against the pandemic outbreak based on medical informatics solutions: a thematic analysis

Suggesting a framework for preparedness against the pandemic outbreak based on medical informatics solutions: a thematic analysis

Experiences of venue based exercise interventions for people with stroke in the UK: a systematic review and thematic synthesis of qualitative research

Critical Appraisal of Qualitative Studies of Muslim Females’ Perceptions of Physical Activity Barriers and Facilitators

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