Theory Development in Thematic Analysis: Procedure and Practice

Khokhar, Sameena; Pathan, Habibullah; Raheem, Arsalan; Abbasi, Abdul Malik

doi:10.47067/ramss.v3i3.79

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“…The data collection instrument used to achieve the study objectives was a semi-structured interview guide and a documentary review of data obtained from civil society organizations (CSOs) under study. This instrument collection method is consistent with that of similar studies by Antwi-Boasiako and Nkrumah (2017) as elaborated in studies by Khokhar et al (2020).…”

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“…A thematic research design was also adopted in the paper. According to Khokhar, Pathan, Raheem, and Abbasi (2020), thematic design entails transcribing and analyzing in-depth interviews. Coding is a systematic process in thematic research that condenses collected data into more manageable analyzable units, and codes, which are then classified and developed into themes that allow for theory building.…”

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“…Thematic Analysis was used to examine the information gathered from the sampled civil society organizations. According to Khokhar et al (2020), thematic data analysis entails transcribing in-depth interviews for analysis and subjecting them to analysis. Coding is a systematic process in thematic research in which collected data is condensed into more manageable analyzable units, codes, which are then classified and developed into themes to enable theory building.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…3.6.The Procedure of Thematic Analysis We obtained 10 in-depth structured interviews from civil society organizations focusing on good governance and public finance in plateau states, to perform an analysis and interpretation of the qualitative dataset. The research team transcribed all of the interviews and prepared them for analysis (Braun & Clarke, 2020;Khokhar et al, 2020). Figure 2 depicts various stages of qualitative data analysis using thematic analysis.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…At this point, the team is paying close attention to codes, labels, and categories in preparation for the next stage of the process (Gibbs, 2007;Peel, 2020;Braun & Clarke, 2020). Producing the report Source: Researchers adaptation from Khokhar et al, 2020in Gibbs (2007.…”

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confidence: 99%

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The purpose of this paper is to evaluate the role of civil society organizations as stakeholders in the public financial management process of sub-nationals in Nigeria. A qualitative research approach and a thematic research design were used in this paper. The study population included all civil society organizations registered in Plateau State, one of the 36 sub-nationals in the Federal Republic of Nigeria. A census sample approach was used, and 10 civil society organizations with public financial management thematic focus were identified using the state authorities' register. Data was collected from the civil society organizations using a semi-structured interview guide, and the data were analyzed using thematic analysis. Findings suggest that the inclusion and participation of CSOs in the public financial management process helps entrenches public financial management transparency and accountability of sub-nationals in Nigeria. The paper concludes that civil society organizations can play a critical role in entrenching accountability and transparency in the public finance process in developing countries. The paper proposes a comprehensive and robust framework for the public financial management process among sub-nationals that includes civil society organizations as key actors. Furthermore, information asymmetry can be reduced by demystification and simplification of published financial reports regularly by CSOs, allowing for feedback and input from the citizenry.

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Multidisciplinary Collaboration in Hospitals via Patient- and Process-Oriented Units: A Longitudinal Study

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van Wijngaarden,

Hilders

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Introduction The complexity of healthcare is increasing, mainly due to the prevalence of multimorbidity in an ageing population. Complex care for patients with multimorbidity requires a multidisciplinary approach. Traditional physician-centered hospital structures do not facilitate the necessary multidisciplinary collaboration. European hospitals are implementing process-based hospital designs with patient- and process-oriented units to stimulate multidisciplinary collaboration. Patient-oriented units are formed based on shared patient groups and focus on care trajectories, while process-oriented units are formed based on having similar processes and focus on efficiency. Purpose This study has two aims. First, to study the effect of introduction of these units on multidisciplinary collaboration and perceived impact (efficiency, innovation, and effectiveness). Second, to study whether there are differences between patient- and process-oriented units. Methods A survey-based longitudinal evaluation study was conducted in 2020 and 2022 among physicians in a Dutch hospital to measure multidisciplinary collaboration (relational coordination) and perceived impact (efficiency, innovation, and effectiveness). In addition, open questions were used to enrich the data. Results Quantitative and qualitative data together suggest that physicians in patient-oriented units notice benefits from the redesign to multidisciplinary units, they perceive higher impact over time. Physicians in process-oriented units achieve a better relationship with the physicians in their unit over time, but they do not perceive impact as high as physicians in patient-oriented units. Conclusion A process-based design with patient- and process-oriented units is supportive of multidisciplinary collaboration and perceived impact, especially for physicians in patient-oriented units. Physicians in patient-oriented units are positive about the introduction of these units as they feel it contributes to better multidisciplinary patient care. As the results for physicians in process-oriented units may be less directly visible in terms of quality of care, they are less likely to see positive effects, even though their relationships are improving.

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Theory Development in Thematic Analysis: Procedure and Practice

Cited by 7 publications

References 17 publications

The Role of Civil Society Organisations in the Public Financial Management Process of Sub-nationals in Nigeria

The Role of Civil Society Organisations in the Public Financial Management Process of Sub-nationals in Nigeria

Ink leisure: deviant or divine

Multidisciplinary Collaboration in Hospitals via Patient- and Process-Oriented Units: A Longitudinal Study

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