Different theoretical frames are used to illuminate experience, identify events, and provide rationale for what participants consider to be happening and of value.
It should be noted that these findings, generated from a qualitative case study (Stake 1995), cannot be generalised; however, they can illuminate experience and give new insights that can inform other research and practice.
Thorgerson said: "I look back fondly on those teenage years – great friends, illuminating experiences, and of course the music".
(male, 74) This study aimed to illuminate experiences of undergoing cardiac surgery among older people diagnosed with postoperative delirium, a one year follow-up.
Therefore, the aim was to illuminate experiences of undergoing cardiac surgery among older people diagnosed with postoperative delirium, a one year follow-up.
Thematic analysis, a method for identifying, analyzing and reporting patterns or themes within data [ 21] was used to illuminate experiences of unmet health care needs.
The aim of this study was to illuminate experiences of undergoing cardiac surgery among older people diagnosed with postoperative delirium, a one year follow-up.
His was a life not tainted, but illuminated, by experience.
The idea of informed learning, applicable in academic, workplace and community settings, has been derived largely from a program of phenomenographic research in the field of information literacy, which has illuminated the experience of using information to learn.
The fifth subtheme illuminated negative experience, indicating the absence of empowerment.
