Analysing Fieldnotes: A Practical Guide

Corwin, Zoë B.; Clemens, Randall F.

doi:10.4337/9781849807296.00046

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“…The participants consented that the online interviews would be screen-recorded in order to maintain the data and analyze it. The participants' reports were transcribed in English and interpreted using an inductive thematic content analysis, which involved narrating the participants' verbatim accounts, open text marking, and creating themes [ 13 ]. A professional sworn translator who had a background in public health was contacted and the blinded transcripts were translated into English and then back-translated into Arabic to make sure of the accuracy of the verbatim.…”

Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Video-Based Simulation Among Saudi Undergraduate Nursing Students During COVID-19: A Qualitative Study

Alsalamah,

Alharbi,

Labani

et al. 2023

Cureus

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Background Because of university closures due to COVID-19 confinement, video-based simulation, a training technique based on high-fidelity simulations, was introduced in reaction to the need to adapt high-fidelity clinical simulation experiences to digital platforms. Purpose This study aims to evaluate the perceptions of nursing students in Saudi Arabia regarding the shift from face-to-face simulation experiences to video-based simulation during the COVID-19 pandemic. Methods This study employed a phenomenological exploratory qualitative research design among 32 nursing students from various academic levels. Results The thematic analysis gave rise to five themes namely, “Enhanced Learning and satisfaction”, “Improved communication skills”, “Lack of hands-on experience”, “More comfortable experience”, and “Technical Barriers”. Conclusion The students in this study have indicated that they were satisfied with video-based simulation, where they reported enhanced learning, better communication skills, and more perceived comfort, while concerns regarding technical issues and nursing skills were raised.

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Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Video-Based Simulation Among Saudi Undergraduate Nursing Students During COVID-19: A Qualitative Study

Alsalamah,

Alharbi,

Labani

et al. 2023

Cureus

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“…Both researchers did their own assessments, following which they met and examined their findings until they came to a consensus on the emergent themes. The quotes were given a narrative and perceptive description that caught the spirit of the data, and then those words were combined, reorganized and collated into qualitative themes, which the researchers believed would provide a precise and thorough understanding of the nurses' experiences (Corwin & Clemens, 2020).…”

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confidence: 99%

Exploring facilitators and barriers for successful transition among new Saudi graduate nurses: A qualitative study

Alsalamah

Fawaz

2022

Nursing Open

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Newly graduating nurses continue to develop as professionals throughout the shift from being students to nurses, rendering this a key moment in their new career. However, it is during this transition phase that a significant number of new nurses decide to leave the profession (Wong et al., 2018).For instance, in the United States, new graduate nurses' turnover rates vary from 30 to 70 per cent, in Canada, 28-30 per cent, and in Korea, 24.5-35.3 per cent (Sandler, 2018). Nursing deficits are presently a problem in many healthcare systems across the globe. Heinen discovered, for example that nurses' intentions to quit have an impact on turnover, which ranges from 5 to 17 per cent in European nations (Heinen et al., 2013). In research of 857 new nurses in Lebanon, 62.5 per cent said they planned to quit their present nursing position (El-Jardali et al., 2013), which points towards the importance of studying and highlighting the background and consequences of this phenomenon.Saudi Arabia is equally concerned about these challenges. The nursing workforce in this country is primarily made up of foreign nurses, with Saudi nurses accounting for just 18% of the overall employment (AlYami & Watson, 2014). The nursing deficit was revealed to be strongly associated with high new nurse attrition in a retrospective analysis of nurses who were hired and shortly quit from a Saudi Government Hospital (Alonazi & Omar, 2013). A scarcity of nurses at a hospital nearly always results in inferior patient care quality and reduced performance outcomes. In this context, the Saudi government adopted the "Saudi Health-care National Transformation Program (NTP)-2020," which focuses on improved governance, and improved healthcare quality, particularly among

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“…The nodes and links from each SCD were then merged to form a combined SCD representing the analysis of the 46 farmers. Field notes were synthesised as described by Corwin and Clemens [54]. Apart from acting as reference points for improving the data collection process in the field, field notes were documented to provide a methodological insight into the process of understanding the interdependence between risks, specifically through expert beliefs.…”

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A Lower Threat than I Thought: How the Analysis of the Interdependence between Risks Influences Smallholder Farmers’ Perceptions

Kipato,

Dorward,

Clarkson

2023

Sustainability

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Smallholder farming businesses are exposed to numerous risks which significantly affect productivity, income, and farmers’ livelihoods. These risks are interdependent in nature and co-occur, which makes managing a single risk in isolation an inadequate approach. This study examined how the analysis of the interdependence between risks can influence farmers’ perceptions of risk. The study employed focus group discussions and participatory activities, which involved the use of Scored Causal Diagrams (SCDs) to analyse risks with farmers and assess changes in perception. The results showed that the analysis of the interdependence between risks influenced a change in perceptions of risk for farmers, by enabling farmers to identify the important risks, cause-and-effect relationships between risks, and the root causes of risks. This also led to changes in the farmers’ own perceived ability to manage these risks. The analysis of the interdependence between risks provides insight into the design of holistic approaches for the management of risks. It enables farmers to identify the cause-and-effect relationships between risks, identify risks which contribute substantially to hindering their farming goals, and identify entry points for managing multiple interdependent risks. A unique contribution of this study is it presents a process for eliciting and analysing farmers’ perceptions of the interdependence between risks and explores how such analysis contributes to changes in farmers’ perceptions of individual risks. These changes in perceptions of individual risks ultimately shape farmers’ decisions about whether and how to adapt risk-management behaviour.

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Analysing Fieldnotes: A Practical Guide

Cited by 9 publications

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Video-Based Simulation Among Saudi Undergraduate Nursing Students During COVID-19: A Qualitative Study

Video-Based Simulation Among Saudi Undergraduate Nursing Students During COVID-19: A Qualitative Study

Exploring facilitators and barriers for successful transition among new Saudi graduate nurses: A qualitative study

A Lower Threat than I Thought: How the Analysis of the Interdependence between Risks Influences Smallholder Farmers’ Perceptions

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