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Categories with subcodes, own design_
| Categories | |
|---|---|
| Successful IPC | Lack of IP interaction |
| Successful IPE | Hindering factors |
Benefits | Enabling factors |
| Quality of care | Profession-specific delimination |
Phases of thematic analysis_
| Phase | Title of Phase | Content of Phase |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Familiarization with data | Transcribe and thoroughly review all interviews, identifying the initial key topics that emerge. |
| 2 | Generating codes | Systematically code documents, assigning primary codes and subcodes where necessary. Create code segments encompassing all potential themes. |
| 3 | Searching themes | Organize codes into broader themes, considering relationships between themes, codes, and different levels of thematic hierarchy. |
| 4 | Reviewing themes | Examine the functionality of themes in relation to codes and the entire dataset. Review and refine the analysis, recoding any missed data within themes. Develop a thematic map |
| 5 | Defining and naming themes | Conduct a detailed analysis of each theme, establishing coherent definitions and names for each. Explore how each theme contributes to the overall narrative. |
| 6 | Producing report | Select statements from themes that capture their essence. Relate themes to the research question and existing literature, producing report for dissemination. |