Service improvement using patient narratives: engaging with the issues
Service improvement using patient narratives: engaging with the issues
In this paper, the authors reflect on data quality issues arising from a UK project that trained senior practitioners to undertake Discovery Interviews with older people and their relatives about their urgent care experiences. These reflections are used to explore the potential for qualitative research methods to inform the development of the Discovery Interview technique
accident and emergency, narratives, older people, qualitative methods, service development, user involvement
217-222
Bridges, Jackie
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Nicholson, Caroline
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September 2008
Bridges, Jackie
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Nicholson, Caroline
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Abstract
In this paper, the authors reflect on data quality issues arising from a UK project that trained senior practitioners to undertake Discovery Interviews with older people and their relatives about their urgent care experiences. These reflections are used to explore the potential for qualitative research methods to inform the development of the Discovery Interview technique
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Published date: September 2008
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accident and emergency, narratives, older people, qualitative methods, service development, user involvement
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Local EPrints ID: 175627
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/175627
ISSN: 1748-3735
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Jackie Bridges
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Caroline Nicholson
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