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Articulating the strategies for maximising the inclusion of people with dementia in qualitative research studies.

Kathy Murphy1, Fionnuala Jordan2, Andrew Hunter2, Adeline Cooney2, Dympna Casey2.   

Abstract

It is essential to understand the experience of living with dementia from the perspective of the person with dementia so that services can be appropriately constructed. This review paper, drawing on prior work, identifies key strategies for the meaningful inclusion of persons with dementia within qualitative research studies, it examines the articulation of these strategies and shares how these strategies were operationalised within one national research study in Ireland. Strategies within the literature were categorised and then synthesized into a guide consisting of four main areas; gaining COnsent, maximizing Responses, Telling the story, and Ending on a high (CORTE). The CORTE guideline was used to as a tool for analysing relevant research reports. CORTE is a synthesized account of grouped strategies that could be used to maximize the meaningful involvement of persons with dementia and can also provide a guide for reporting the strategies used so that researchers can learn from each other.
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Keywords:  dementia; interviews; people with dementia; persons with dementia; qualitative research; strategies for inclusion

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Year:  2014        PMID: 24403314     DOI: 10.1177/1471301213512489

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Dementia (London)        ISSN: 1471-3012


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