Grounded Theory Articles

Despite Black African (BA) and Black Caribbean (BC) men having a disproportionately high risk (1 in 4) of developing prostate cancer (CaP), there is limited understanding of their decision-making for treatment choice.

We investigated the perspectives of women suffering from recurrent urinary tract infections using patient focus group discussions with an emphasis on patient attitudes toward the current prevention and treatment of urinary tract infection episodes.

To develop a conceptual framework for proactive health behavior among middle-aged and older adult females with urinary incontinence.

Qualitative grounded theory study.

There is a growing body of research emphasizing the pivotal significance of proactive health behavior.

To assess women's knowledge, patient experience, and treatment decision making regarding overactive bladder (OAB) using digital ethnography.

Online posts were identified using a data mining service.

To report the Card Games approach used to study men's talk about their risk for prostate cancer and as a method of data collection to analyse patterns of talk amongst distinct cultural groups.

A constructivist grounded theory approach using focus groups to analyse men's social talk about prostate cancer METHODS: Data were collected using three focus groups with African-Caribbean, Somali and White British men.

To capture the complete patient experience, knowledge and perceptions among women with stress urinary incontinence (SUI) by conducting a large-scale digital ethnographic analysis of anonymous online posts.