Computer Aided Phenomenography: The Role of Leximancer Computer Software in Phenomenographic Investigation

Penn-Edwards, Sorrel

doi:10.46743/2160-3715/2010.1150

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“…Leximancer also enables sentiment analysis, pathway analysis (identification of concepts which indirectly link related concepts) and direct (query) keyword search. It has been demonstrated to be a valid and reliable yet efficacious qualitative research tool for use in phenomenography (Penn-Edwards, 2010). In tourism, Leximancer has been effectively used for analyses of shopping experiences (Wu et al , 2014) and destination image (Tkaczynski et al , 2015).…”

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confidence: 99%

Conceptualising tourist experiences with new attractions: the case of escape rooms

Kolar

2017

IJCHM

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Purpose The purpose of this paper is to theoretically and empirically explore tourist experiences with the niche-like, yet global phenomenon of escape room attractions. Design/methodology/approach An exploratory empirical study of visitors’ experiences with selected top-rated escape rooms in the USA and Europe was carried out by means of netnographic research and automated content analysis. Findings The results show that this attraction provides new, peak, unique and fun experiences through the challenging activities and social component of the game play. The findings provide an insight into both the authenticity of experiences with novel attractions and the group aspects of fun and flow concepts. Research limitations/implications The findings are restricted to online reviews on the TripAdvisor website and are possibly biased because of the use of a non-random sample. Practical implications Theoretical implications are discussed and explicated as future research questions. They are relevant for the conceptual development, research and management of playful experiences within urban and special interest tourism. Societal implications are also addressed. Originality/value This paper is a preliminary in-depth examination of the escape room phenomenon from the customer experience standpoint. It is of relevance for the conceptualisation and improvement of tourist experiences with new and fun attractions.

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Conceptualising tourist experiences with new attractions: the case of escape rooms

Kolar

2017

IJCHM

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“…Data was de-identified and uploaded into the content analysis software Leximancer (2005). The Leximancer software analyses and extracts meaning from text to identify 'concepts' based on clusters of related terms within the text, providing opportunity to investigate the interconnectedness and co-occurrence of themes in qualitative data (Penn-Edwards, 2010). Output is in the form of a conceptual map illustrating the main concepts located in the data and their relationships.…”

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Patterns in Professional Roles: Sustainability Narratives

Mate¹

2014

Proceedings of the International Association for Business and Society

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“…a three intervals, preliminary/ intermediate/ and post implementation. All manual thematic analysis was confirmed using Leximancer Software an analytics technology and text-mining software to automatically analyze the content of collections of textual documents and display the extracted information [20].…”

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The Residential Aged Care Nurse-Led After-Hours Initiative, Enhancing nurse assessment and decision making.

Moloney

Hunnik²,

Hope³

et al. 2019

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Background Current staffing levels and current care standards have been linked to negative clinical outcomes for Residents in living in Residential aged care. Low levels of confidence have impounded a Registered Nurses ability to meet many acute challenges found in this environment. The utilisation of Emergency Department transfers for acute ill residents is an increasing epidemic. This research project aimed to contemporise, adapt, implement and evaluate a set of Clinical Practice Guidelines (CPGs) and a Nurse Practitioner Role in Residential Aged Care adapted with permission from Waitemata District Health Board New Zealand [1, 2]. The purpose of the CPGs was to empower clinical staff in Residential Aged Care Facilities (RACFs), to recognise early clinical deterioration, provide safe evidence based care to residents, and prevent unnecessary transfers of residents to an acute hospital emergency departments.Methods Action research was chosen for this research because it was not only cyclic/participative in nature, but it provided a progressive evaluation of the CPGs implementation and the current context as it related to past, progressive, and post implementation nurse decision making practices. A total of 4 Focus groups with an average of eight respondents were recruited to this study (Total participants, 16 RNs and 16 PCWs).Results Focus group data showed unequivocal evidence of increased confidence among staff in implementing the care guidelines, communicating with fellow professionals, and assessing incidents. The CPGs and NP intervention was successful in engaging staff and developing their confidence with assessment of acute resident issues. Additional longitudinal research is required to better understand the influences of these interventions on ED presentations.Conclusions Research needs to better explore the direct correlation between PCW knowledge, skills, and training, and a failure to rescue residents experiencing an adverse event. This should also encompass more research scrutiny on the impact of poor communication practices between PCWs and the RN. The role NPs play in reducing ED utilisation needs greater long term evaluation to better ascertain clinical care and economic benefits.

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Computer Aided Phenomenography: The Role of Leximancer Computer Software in Phenomenographic Investigation

Cited by 23 publications

References 15 publications

Conceptualising tourist experiences with new attractions: the case of escape rooms

Conceptualising tourist experiences with new attractions: the case of escape rooms

Patterns in Professional Roles: Sustainability Narratives

The Residential Aged Care Nurse-Led After-Hours Initiative, Enhancing nurse assessment and decision making.

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