نمونه ترجمه تخصصی مقالات کیفی درباره /مراقبت اخلاقی از مصدومین در زلزله

ethical care provided to victims of earthquake

Data analysis Immediately after the first interview, data analysis was started and continued along with data gathering. Diekelmann, Tanner, and Allen’s seven-stage method was used for data analysis [16]. Following this approach, the interviews’ text would be read for several times to achieve a general perception of the interview. Then, the text would be interpreted by the authors to extract explicit and implicit meaning out of the given descriptions. At the third stage, the research team members would share their opinions about the themes and topics extracted. Through this, each interview would shed more light on the themes and topics or add new topics. The themes and patterns were formed along with conducting interviews. Then, the inconsistencies in the given interpretations would be elaborated by the research team and using the interviews’ text or referring to the participants. Using comparison and text match method, the common concepts were determined and described. After this, the connection between the themes were determined and then a draft of themes and the items selected from each interview were provided to the members of interpretation group and the experts in this research method. The feedbacks were used to achieve the final version of themes and pattern. Data rigor To ensure validity of the data, the author had a long-term and deep engagement with the data. In addition, the widest diversity in sampling in terms of gender, place of work, work experience, age, and experience in earthquake hit region was ensured. The transcribed texts were reviewed by the participants and advisor professor with a good knowledge about the content and methodology. Reliability of the data was ensured by recording the steps of data gathering and analyses. In addition, two faculty board members of medical ethics department and an expert in natural disaster (outside the research team) examined the codes and categories and provided the authors with their feedbacks. To ensure confirmability, all the steps of study were recorded with details and as to transferability, the findings were provided to a group of nurses (not among the participants) with an experience of working in earthquake hit regions and they confirmed consistency of the findings with their experiences.