TABLE 3.
Braun and Clarke (2006) 6-step Guide to Good Thematic Analysis.
| Phase | Examples of Procedure for Each Step |
| 1. Familiarization | Transcribing data: reading and re-reading; noting down initial codes |
| 2. Generating Initial Codes | Coding interesting features in the data in a systematic fashion across the data set, collating data relevant to each code |
| 3. Searching for Themes | Collating codes into potential themes, gathering all data relevant to each theme |
| 4. Involved Reviewing Themes | Checking if the themes work in relation to the coded extracts and the entire data-set; generate a thematic map |
| 5. Defining and Naming Themes | Ongoing analysis to refine the specifics for each theme; generation of clear names for each theme |
| 6. Producing the Report | Final Opportunity for Analysis selecting appropriate extracts; discussion of analysis; relate back to the research question or literature; produce report |