Assignment 2: Qualitative Annotated Bibliography
Joshi, P., Marino, M. Bhoi, A., & McCoy, N. (2012). Reducing the burden of cardiovascular diseases: a qualitative assessment of louisiana health disparities collaborative. Journal of Cardiovascular Disease Research, 3(4), 305-309. doi:http://dx.doi.org/10.4103/0975-3583.102711 The objective of a qualitative research of cardiovascular disease is to prevent the increasing rate of the disease to the disparate populations, especially the ethnic, rural, and low socio-economic status. The site of the research was conducted in three different qualified health centers. The facilitators discuss with the participants through the use of face-to-face interviews; the discussion includes a method of …show more content…
This study was of qualitative content analysis conducted on the patients that was admitted to the hospitals of Mashhad and Gonabad Universities of Medical Sciences (Mojalli, M., Karimi-Moonaghi, H., Khosravan, S., & Mohammadpure, A. 2014). The participants that were chosen through a focused of sampling and then maximum variation sampling was continued until data capacity. Through the use of qualitative research is to provide the sample size, the variable, and the researchers must continue the sampling process to a point where no new ideas can be attained. The participants were interviewed that was conducted in private places, anywhere that is convenient for the participants. The course of the interviews will last for about sixty minutes and provided subjective data and the content of the analysis to identify the interpretation of the data collection. The information collected identified the patient’s gender, age, history of the disease, treatment, duration of the disease, educational, and occupational background (Mojalli, M, et. al., 2014). The research was conducted by themes, categories and subcategories, and each of these classifications has provided questions and answers of the patient’s level of cardiovascular information. The results of this study described the patients’ perceptions of cardiovascular disease and how they dealt with this disease. The results of this research has provided physicians and nurses to focus on encouragement of patients by facilitating this process as well as by educating them with regards to dealing with cardiovascular disease (Mojalli, M, et. al., 2014). Through this type of research, can be valuable asset to advanced nurse practitioners in order to gain information of the patient’s concept of the disease and a better
Joshi, P., Marino, M. Bhoi, A., & McCoy, N. (2012). Reducing the burden of cardiovascular diseases: a qualitative assessment of louisiana health disparities collaborative. Journal of Cardiovascular Disease Research, 3(4), 305-309. doi:http://dx.doi.org/10.4103/0975-3583.102711 The objective of a qualitative research of cardiovascular disease is to prevent the increasing rate of the disease to the disparate populations, especially the ethnic, rural, and low socio-economic status. The site of the research was conducted in three different qualified health centers. The facilitators discuss with the participants through the use of face-to-face interviews; the discussion includes a method of …show more content…
This study was of qualitative content analysis conducted on the patients that was admitted to the hospitals of Mashhad and Gonabad Universities of Medical Sciences (Mojalli, M., Karimi-Moonaghi, H., Khosravan, S., & Mohammadpure, A. 2014). The participants that were chosen through a focused of sampling and then maximum variation sampling was continued until data capacity. Through the use of qualitative research is to provide the sample size, the variable, and the researchers must continue the sampling process to a point where no new ideas can be attained. The participants were interviewed that was conducted in private places, anywhere that is convenient for the participants. The course of the interviews will last for about sixty minutes and provided subjective data and the content of the analysis to identify the interpretation of the data collection. The information collected identified the patient’s gender, age, history of the disease, treatment, duration of the disease, educational, and occupational background (Mojalli, M, et. al., 2014). The research was conducted by themes, categories and subcategories, and each of these classifications has provided questions and answers of the patient’s level of cardiovascular information. The results of this study described the patients’ perceptions of cardiovascular disease and how they dealt with this disease. The results of this research has provided physicians and nurses to focus on encouragement of patients by facilitating this process as well as by educating them with regards to dealing with cardiovascular disease (Mojalli, M, et. al., 2014). Through this type of research, can be valuable asset to advanced nurse practitioners in order to gain information of the patient’s concept of the disease and a better