Title Interpretative phenomenological analysis in applied health research / Rachel Shaw & Amy Burton & Christian Borg Xuereb & Jonathan Gibson & Deirdre Lane

Published [Los Angeles, California] : SAGE, 2014

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Description 1 online resource : illustration (colour) Series SAGE research methods. Cases SAGE research methods. Cases Summary This case study first introduces the reader to interpretative phenomenological analysis and then describes two studies using that method. These studies have adopted bold IPA designs: the first is longitudinal and the second involves multiple perspectives on the same phenomenon. Both examples are set within an applied health psychology framework and demonstrate how useful interpretative phenomenological analysis is to gather and make sense of experiential data that are useful in evaluation and development of health-care services Bibliography Includes bibliographical references Notes Online resource; title from home page (viewed on November 10, 2015) Subject Medical care -- Research -- Case studies. Phenomenological psychology -- Case studies. Genre/Form Case studies. Case studies. Form Electronic book Author Burton, Amy, author Gibson, Jonathan, author Lane, Deirdre. Xuereb, Christian Borg, author ISBN 1473948428 (ebook) 9781473948426 (ebook)

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