Table I.
Overview of research projects, which worked as empirical examples in the reflective group discussions, including methods, traditions, and authors.
Project | Methodological approach | Researcher in the empirical example/author in this article |
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Empirical example 1: Lived experience of chronic pain and fibromyalgia: Women's stories from daily life | In-depth interviews, phenomenological study | First author (MR) |
Empirical example 2: Cancer as a life-changing process: Women's experiences five years after treatment for gynaecological cancer | In-depth interviews, phenomenological study | Third author (RJTS) |
Empirical example 3: GPs’ negotiation strategies regarding sick leave for subjective health complaints | Focus-group-interviews, hermeneutic study | Second author (LHM) |
Empirical example 4: What do we have to offer? Reflections on the experiences of genetic counselors in Norway | Focus-group-interviews hermeneutic study | Fourth author (ÅL) |
Empirical example 5: Datooga, and Dealing with men's spears’: Datooga pastoralists combating male intrusion on female fertility | Participant observation, ethnography | Last author (AB) |
Empirical example 6: Utilizing theatrical tools in consultation training. A way to facilitate students’ reflection on action? | Pedagogical study. Health education/drama pedagogics | Fifth author (TJ) |
Complete references are included in the list at the end of the article.