Socio-phenomenology and conversation analysis: interpreting video lifeworld healthcare interactions

Abstract

A video lifeworld or a conversation analysis approach for analysing health care consultations 21.03.2011 1 Socio phenomenology and conversation analysis: interpreting video lifeworld health care interactions.

Can quality from a care ethical perspective be assessed? A review

“…It aims at understanding human interactions during a health consultation through the use of a visual socio-phenomenological lifeworld schema of social interaction. 88 This schema was constructed using the socio-phenomenological Table 1. Instruments mapped to elements of the conceptual framework.…”

“…Four habits coding scheme 38 Doctor patient consultation questionnaire 63 Verona coding definitions of emotional sequences 44,45 Physician-Patient Questionnaire 64 Roter interaction analysis system 46 Part process analysis 65,66 Physician-Caregiver Relationship Scale 47 Relationships with Healthcare Provider Scale 37 Active Listening Observation Scale 48 STAR measure 67 Jefferson Scale of Physician Empathy [49][50][51][52] 4-point ordinal alliance self-report 68 Empathy scale for social workers 53 Brief alliance measure 69 Reynolds Empathy Scale 54 Kim Alliance Scale 39 KOPRA and KOVA questionnaire 55 Patient-doctor relationship questionnaire 70 Healthcare Relationship Trust Scale 56 Helping alliance questionnaire 71 Trust in Nurses Scale 57 Feeling checklist 58 LIV-MAAS checklist 59 OPTION scale 18 WHO questionnaire 60 Psychosocial care by physicians 61 Child and adolescent service experience 62 Searching for the logic of the patient (Mis)fit CARE measure [72][73][74][75] Emotional touch point method 87 Perception of Empathy Inventory 76 Video lifeworld schema 88…”

Exploring the barriers and gateways to intersubjectivity in dementia care: A meta‐ethnography

“…Fabian (2014), however, argues that social sciences, mainly in the form of phenomenology, have now taken away the control and ownership of subjectivity from the quantitative paradigm and placed it back within an experiential and qualitative intersubjective/subjective narrative. This shift in paradigm led to a new focus in nursing towards consultation and collaboration through human interaction and empathy (Bickerton, Procter, Johnson, & Medina, 2011). Although care providers must be mindful that even though this humanised approach to dementia care is admirable, it can also become a "fallacy of care" (Leibing, 2019 p.6) if the love and compassion provided hide poor practice or treatment gaps.…”

“…This shift in paradigm led to a new focus in nursing towards consultation and collaboration through human interaction and empathy (Bickerton, Procter, Johnson, & Medina, 2011). Although care providers must be mindful that even though this humanised approach to dementia care is admirable, it can also become a “fallacy of care” (Leibing, 2019 p.6) if the love and compassion provided hide poor practice or treatment gaps.…”