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Mind mapping in qualitative research
Christopher Tattersall1, Julia Powell, James Stroud
1Hywel Dda Health Board.
Nursing Times
|June 18, 2011
Abstract
Background:
We tested a theory that mind mapping could be used as a tool in qualitative research to transcribe and analyse an interview.
Method:
We compared results derived from mind mapping with those from interpretive phenomenological analysis by examining patients' and carers' perceptions of a new nurse-led service.
Results:
Mind mapping could be used to rapidly analyse simple qualitative audio-recorded interviews.
Conclusion:
More research is needed to establish the extent to which mind mapping can assist qualitative researchers.
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