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Qualitative research

Perspectives in Clinical Research, 2013
Qualitative research is the preferred method of researchin most setting, so much that when we talk of research,most people presume that we are referring to quantitative research. It has been claimed that:"The almost sole recognition given to quantitative methods has trained students inadequately, establishedflawed standards of practice and research ...
Vibha Pathak, Bijayini Jena, Sanjay Kalra   +2 more
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“You can’t put your head down like an ostrich” - Emotional experiences associated to clozapine treatment protocol reported by patients with schizophrenia seen in a Brazilian university specialized service: a clinical-qualitative study

European Psychiatry, 2023
Introduction Understanding the psychological meanings of a rigorous protocol for introducing a drug to patients is a challenge of emotional management for clinical professionals.
E. R. Turato, J.-B. A. Santos, P. Dalgalarrondo, C. R. Dantas, F.-C. Specian-Jr, L. S. Valladão   +5 more
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Qualitative Research: Rigour and qualitative research [PDF]

BMJ, 1995
Various strategies are available within qualitative research to protect against bias and enhance the reliability of findings. This paper gives examples of the principal approaches and summarises them into a methodological checklist to help readers of reports of qualitative projects to assess the quality of the research.
Catherine Pope, Nicholas Mays
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The difficult symbolic construction of physicians’ and nurses’ experiences working in COVID-19 intensive care units: A qualitative study on reports at a university public hospital in Southeastern Brazil

European Psychiatry, 2022
Introduction Humanistic studies that explore symbolic aspects of the experience of working on the COVID-19 frontline are necessary. Do these professionals have psychic time to symbolize such acute experiences?
E. Turato, F. Silva, L. Guerra, J. Cavalcante, A.P. Gasparotto, R. Aoki   +5 more
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“I don’t want to go anywhere”: A qualitative study with patients with Graves’ Disease and Ophthalmopathy interviewed at a public university specialized outpatient service in Brazil

European Psychiatry, 2023
Introduction Knowing what “kind of patient” search the doctor is relevant to handle his/her treatment and care. What emotional meanings do people attach to their diagnosis, therapy, and care in general?
E. R. Turato, L. S. Valladão, D. E. Zantut-Wittmann, C. F. Casagrande, F. S. Santos   +4 more
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Qualitative Research [PDF]

Journal of Paediatrics and Child Health, 2016
Qualitative research, tourismQualitative research refers to research applying a range of qualitative methods in order to inductively explore, interpret, and understand a given field or object under study. Qualitative research in tourism takes its inspiration primarily from the cultural and social sciences, such as anthropology and sociology. Most often,
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Perceptions about Graves’ Disease: A qualitative study on reports of patients in Euthyroidism and with Ophthalmopathy under a Brazilian university specialized outpatient follow-up

European Psychiatry, 2023
Introduction Knowing mental representations about the phenomenon of illness and medical care allows the clinical team to have better emotional handling of their patients, with gains in greater adherence to treatments.
E. R. Turato, D. E. Zantu-Wittmann, J. C. A. Reis, L. S. Valladão   +3 more
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“Permissiveness, guiltiness, anxiety”: A qualitative study on emotional meanings of school task procrastination reported by occupational therapy students in South-eastern Brazil

European Psychiatry, 2022
Introduction According to the Medical Subject Headings, the vocabulary used by PubMed, procrastination is ‘the deferment of actions or tasks to a later time, or to infinity’.
E. Turato, E. Santos
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Explanations on school task procrastination reported by medical students: A qualitative study at a public university in South-eastern Brazil

European Psychiatry, 2022
Introduction How do medical students, who have self-criticism of being procrastinators of their study obligations, deal psychologically with daily tasks?
E. Turato, L. Gonzalez
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Intercoder Reliability in Qualitative Research: Debates and Practical Guidelines

, 2020
Evaluating the intercoder reliability (ICR) of a coding frame is frequently recommended as good practice in qualitative analysis. ICR is a somewhat controversial topic in the qualitative research community, with some arguing that it is an inappropriate ...
Clíodhna O’Connor, H. Joffe
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