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Author(s): Garret, Ph.d. Chan, Patricia, Ph.D. Benner, Karen A. Brykczynski, Ruth E., Ph.d. Malone
ISBN(s): 9781930538887, 193053888X
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Year: 2010
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ISBN 10: 193053888X 
ISBN 13: 9781930538887
Author: Garrett K Chan, Karen A Brykczynski, Ruth E Malone, Patricia Benner

Interpretative phenomenological analysis aims to offer insights into how a person within a given context makes sense of a phenomenon usually these phenomena relate to experiences of some personal significance such as a major life event (acute or chronic illness, death of a loved one, change in economic status, etc.) or the development of an important relationship. Interpretive phenomenology augments the decontextualized stories those told without consideration of the wholeness of one s life told by rational-empirical research studies of human beings. It reveals knowledge embedded in caring, cultural and social practices, engaged skilled actions, embodied know-how, and concrete ways people cope with everyday life events such as health, illness, injury, birth, suffering, and dying. Interpretive Phenomenology for Health Care Research reveals in intimate, descriptive, and interpretive accounts what it means to be human and what is common to human lives. The book will help readers better understand the philosophy and methodology used to study the lived experiences of persons receiving health care.

Interpretive Phenomenology in Health Care Research Studying Social Practice Lifeworlds and Embodiment 1st Table of contents:

Part I: Foundations of Interpretive Phenomenology

  1. Introduction: Interpretive Phenomenology and Health Care Research

  2. Philosophical Foundations: Phenomenology and Hermeneutics

  3. Lifeworld and Embodiment: Core Concepts

Part II: Methodological Considerations
4. Designing Interpretive Phenomenological Research
5. Data Collection Strategies: Interviews, Observations, and Texts
6. Data Analysis in Interpretive Phenomenology
7. Ethical Considerations in Phenomenological Research

Part III: Applying Interpretive Phenomenology in Health Care
8. Studying Social Practice in Health Care Contexts
9. Exploring Patient and Practitioner Lifeworlds
10. Embodiment in Health and Illness Experiences
11. Case Studies and Examples from Health Care Research

Part IV: Challenges and Future Directions
12. Challenges in Conducting Interpretive Phenomenological Research
13. Expanding the Scope: New Directions in Health Care Research

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