Participatory Case Study Work shows academic co-researchers how to adapt and implement their methods so that data collection and analysis is authentically participatory.
Participatory Case Study Work shows academic co-researchers how to adapt and implement their methods so that data collection and analysis is authentically participatory.
Sion Williams is Reader in Health Research in the School of Health Sciences at Bangor University, UK. John Keady is Professor of Older People's Mental Health Nursing, a joint appointment between The University of Manchester and Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust, UK.
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Introduction 1. Participatory Case Study Work: What It Is, How It Functions and Our Adaptations to the Approach Part 1: Working One-to-one to Develop a Personal Theory 2. Living at Home with Semantic Dementia: Creating a Life Story Book with Ruby and Brian to Support Personal Identity and Well-being 3. 'The Man on the Cross': Uncovering the Body, Faith and Reflexive Self in Late-stage Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease 4. Living at Home with Young Onset Dementia: Co-constructing a Family Biography with Susan and Her Nominated Family Members 5. Diagramming Stroke Survivorship and Recovery: Supporting Malcolm and Margaret to Conceptually Develop and Find Meaning in the 'Stroke Circle' and Its Situated Function as a 'Boundary Fence' 6. A Life in Balance: Co-constructing Sarah's Early Adjustment to Alzheimer's Disease Through a Series of Visual Representations of a See-saw 7. Visual Stories and Living with Dementia: Developing and Co-constructing a Neighbourhood Map with Diane and Dave to Represent Ageing-in-place Part 2: Generating a Collective Theory from a Series of Personal Theories 8. Generating a Collective Theory of Early Diagnosis in Parkinson's: The Value of the Participatory in Participatory Case Study Work Part 3: Doing Participatory Case Study Work with Groups 9. Music in Mind: Understanding the 'In The Moment' Musical Experiences of People Living with Dementia in a Group Setting 10. 'Stories from a Very Different Salford': Co-designing and Co-producing a Biographical Place-making Animation with the Open Doors Research Group 11. New Horizons: Working with Communities to Develop Dementia Friendly Churches Part 4: Drawing It Together 12. Conclusion: Reflections and Directions in Participatory Case Study Work
Introduction 1. Participatory Case Study Work: What It Is, How It Functions and Our Adaptations to the Approach Part 1: Working One-to-one to Develop a Personal Theory 2. Living at Home with Semantic Dementia: Creating a Life Story Book with Ruby and Brian to Support Personal Identity and Well-being 3. 'The Man on the Cross': Uncovering the Body, Faith and Reflexive Self in Late-stage Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease 4. Living at Home with Young Onset Dementia: Co-constructing a Family Biography with Susan and Her Nominated Family Members 5. Diagramming Stroke Survivorship and Recovery: Supporting Malcolm and Margaret to Conceptually Develop and Find Meaning in the 'Stroke Circle' and Its Situated Function as a 'Boundary Fence' 6. A Life in Balance: Co-constructing Sarah's Early Adjustment to Alzheimer's Disease Through a Series of Visual Representations of a See-saw 7. Visual Stories and Living with Dementia: Developing and Co-constructing a Neighbourhood Map with Diane and Dave to Represent Ageing-in-place Part 2: Generating a Collective Theory from a Series of Personal Theories 8. Generating a Collective Theory of Early Diagnosis in Parkinson's: The Value of the Participatory in Participatory Case Study Work Part 3: Doing Participatory Case Study Work with Groups 9. Music in Mind: Understanding the 'In The Moment' Musical Experiences of People Living with Dementia in a Group Setting 10. 'Stories from a Very Different Salford': Co-designing and Co-producing a Biographical Place-making Animation with the Open Doors Research Group 11. New Horizons: Working with Communities to Develop Dementia Friendly Churches Part 4: Drawing It Together 12. Conclusion: Reflections and Directions in Participatory Case Study Work
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