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[Interprative phenomenology: a qualitative research method for nursing care]
Elisabeth Spichiger1, Heleen Prakke
1School of Nursing, University of California, San Francisco. espichi@itsa.ucsf.edu
Pflege
|July 4, 2003
Summary
Interpretive phenomenology offers valuable insights into the experiences of ill or disabled individuals and their families. This research method can enhance nursing practice by giving patients a voice and driving positive change.
Area of Science:
- Philosophy of Science
- Nursing Research Methodology
Context:
- Phenomenology provides a philosophical foundation for understanding lived experiences.
- Interpretive phenomenology specifically focuses on the subjective world of individuals.
Purpose:
- To discuss interpretive phenomenology as a research method.
- To demonstrate its utility and application within the field of nursing.
Summary:
- This paper elucidates the philosophical underpinnings of interpretive phenomenology.
- It details the research process, including data collection, analysis, and result presentation.
- The evaluation of interpretive phenomenological studies is also addressed.
Impact:
- Facilitates deeper understanding of the daily lives of ill or disabled individuals and their families.
- Empowers patients by articulating their experiences.
- Potential to instigate positive transformations in nursing care and practice.