Participatory Qualitative Research Methodologies in Health

Higginbottom, Gina; Liamputtong, Pranee

doi:10.4135/9781473919945

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“…An important aspect to the study was the intentional privileging of Aboriginal knowledge Grounded theory is inductive in nature and assumes that substantive theory can be derived from data to explain social processes. 17,18 This qualitative study drew on both grounded theory and participatory research methods 19 and was informed by constructivist epistemology.…”

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Theory that explains an Aboriginal perspective of learning to understand and manage diabetes

Webster

Johnson

Kemp

et al. 2017

Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health

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Objective: To use grounded theory and participatory research methodology to explain how Aboriginal people learn to understand and manage type 2 diabetes. Methods:Aboriginal people with diabetes were invited to participate in one of five focus groups (n=25, male=12, female=13). Focus groups and education sessions were conducted by Aboriginal members of the research team. Focus groups were audio recorded and transcribed, with coding and first level analysis undertaken by all members of the research team.Results: Participants described colonisation and dislocation from Country and family members' experiences with diabetes as significant historical influences which, in conjunction with the model of care experienced and the type of interaction with health services, shaped how they came to understand and manage their diabetes. Conclusions: Patient experience of a model of care alone is not what influences understanding and management of diabetes in Aboriginal people.Implications for Public Health: Health service improvements should focus on understanding past experiences of Aboriginal patients, improving interactions with health services and supporting holistic family centred models of care. Focusing on just the model of care in absence of other improvements is unlikely to deliver health benefits to Aboriginal people.

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Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Theory that explains an Aboriginal perspective of learning to understand and manage diabetes

Webster

Johnson

Kemp

et al. 2017

Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health

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“…Bruk av foto som visuell metode er en måte å inkludere flere perspektiver på i forskningsprosessen og ikke kun leseeller muntlige ferdigheter. Denne metoden åpner for kreative uttrykksformer og på flere nivåer til ulike interessenter (Higginbottom & Liamputtong, 2015).…”

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“…Den gir muligheter for enkeltpersoner, grupper i og på tvers av avdelinger og sektorer til å delta aktivt i laerings-og endringsprosesser, og samtidig bidra til generering av kunnskap om utviklingsprosessene (Jensen, 2009). I engelskspråklig litteratur omtales medvirkningsbaserte forskningstilnaerminger under paraplyen participatory research, PR (Higginbottom & Liamputtong, 2015) og i aksjonsforskning som participatory action research, PAR (Reason & Bradbury, 2006).…”

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“…Higginbottom og Liamputtong (2015, s. 9) klassifiserer grad av forskerdeltagelse i PR fra sterk styring (contractual) til rådgivende (consultative) og samarbeidspreget (collaborative) der forskeren beholder autoritet, og til likestilling i roller og ansvar med gjensidig nytte der forskere og deltagere tar et felles ansvar i utviklingsarbeidet (Higginbottom & Liamputtong, 2015). Klassifiseringen kan oppfattes som statisk.…”

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“…Ved bruk av visuelle uttrykksformer kan enkeltpersoner gi uttrykk for sin erfaringskunnskap gjennom uttrykksfulle bilder (Higginbottom & Liamputtong, 2015). Bilder som er meningsfulle for dem, kan hjelpe de ansatte til å sette ord på verdier og stemninger som skapes ved å vaere den gode hjelper.…”

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