The data were analysed in relation to the core category, identified through thematic analysis, of secondary complexity arising from organisational simplification.
The codes were then grouped into more abstract categories with various dimensions, and overall themes or core categories were identified.
Together the group scrutinised the categories identified, and adapted, highlighted and grouped them into core categories linked to a conceptual framework of 'needs'needs
Through selective coding the categories and subcategories were refined and the core category was identified.
The core category was identified, related to all other categories and validated against the data.
Using selective coding, a core category was identified by relating it to other categories.
When the core category was identified, it was finally compared with the literature in the field according to Glaser, 1992, to see if the findings were supported [ 17].
In the final selective coding, the core category was identified from among the linked categories; and the core category and the other categories were sorted out and linked, which resulted in developing concepts that consisted of the psychological process.
All ICF categories identified in the focus groups that are included in the ICF but not in the current version of the Comprehensive ICF Core Set for CWP are reported as additional categories.
Finally, selective coding identified core categories associated with the research questions and their relationships with other categories wherein relevant findings of research interest were integrated and refined [ 24].
