Research into glaucoma and ethnicity (ReGAE) 4: trabeculectomy for advanced glaucoma: the surgical journey of African-Caribbean patients
Aim To explore the experiences of African-Caribbean patients with advanced glaucoma. Methods Semi-structured qualitative interviews were used to elicit patients' subjective experiences of becoming a glaucoma patient, receiving treatment, undergoing surgery, and its aftermath. Interview transcri...
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To explore the experiences of African-Caribbean patients with advanced glaucoma.
Methods
Semi-structured qualitative interviews were used to elicit patients' subjective experiences of becoming a glaucoma patient, receiving treatment, undergoing surgery, and its aftermath. Interview transcripts underwent narrative analysis.
Results
The surgeon–patient relationship was central to developing effective coping strategies. Participants described their experiences in terms of what they considered were their responsibilities as patients to the surgeon–patient relationship. They also defined the surgeon's responsibilities and obligations.
Conclusions
The use of patient narratives provides a valuable resource for enhancing communication skills and relationship-centred care in the hospital eye service. |
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Semi-structured qualitative interviews were used to elicit patients' subjective experiences of becoming a glaucoma patient, receiving treatment, undergoing surgery, and its aftermath. Interview transcripts underwent narrative analysis.
Results
The surgeon–patient relationship was central to developing effective coping strategies. Participants described their experiences in terms of what they considered were their responsibilities as patients to the surgeon–patient relationship. They also defined the surgeon's responsibilities and obligations.
Conclusions
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The surgeon–patient relationship was central to developing effective coping strategies. Participants described their experiences in terms of what they considered were their responsibilities as patients to the surgeon–patient relationship. They also defined the surgeon's responsibilities and obligations.
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To explore the experiences of African-Caribbean patients with advanced glaucoma.
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Semi-structured qualitative interviews were used to elicit patients' subjective experiences of becoming a glaucoma patient, receiving treatment, undergoing surgery, and its aftermath. Interview transcripts underwent narrative analysis.
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The surgeon–patient relationship was central to developing effective coping strategies. Participants described their experiences in terms of what they considered were their responsibilities as patients to the surgeon–patient relationship. They also defined the surgeon's responsibilities and obligations.
Conclusions
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