There are an increasing number of qualitative studies which focus on the dyad (couples, families, caregivers–patients, health care professionals–patients). However, there is limited literature regarding qualitative methodology for dyadic analysis when members of the couple have been interviewed separately. The aim of this article is to share the knowledge we gained from undertaking a novel approach to dyadic analysis. We used an adapted version of the Framework method on data gathered in a study exploring the impact of prostate cancer on younger men and their partners. In this article, we examine and reflect on the challenges of this type of analysis and describe how we analyzed the interview data from a dyadic point of view, to share what we learned in the process.
Collaço, Nicole Wagland, RichardAlexis, Obrey Gavin, AnnaGlaser, AdamWatson, Eila K.
Department of Midwifery, Community and Public Health
Year of publication: 2021Date of RADAR deposit: 2021-06-16