From: Communication about environmental health risks: A systematic review
STUDY | Eisenman et al.[3] | Blanchard et al.[19] | Perez-Lugo [20] |
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S TUDY P URPOSE | |||
Was the purpose and/or research question stated clearly? | Yes | Yes | Yes |
L ITERATURE | |||
Was relevant background literature reviewed? | Yes | No | Yes |
S TUDY D ESIGN | |||
What was the design? | Grounded theory | Qualitative description | Qualitative description |
Was a theoretical perspective identified? | Yes | No | No |
Method(s) used: | Interviews | Focus group | Interviews |
S AMPLING | |||
Was the process of purposeful selection described? | Yes | No | Yes |
Was sampling done until redundancy in data was reached? | Not addressed | Not addressed | Not addressed |
Was informed consent obtained? | Yes | Not addressed | Not addressed |
D ATA C OLLECTION | |||
D ESCRIPTIVE C LARITY: Clear and complete description of site | No | No | No |
Clear and complete description of participants | Yes | No | Yes |
Role of researcher and relationship with participants | No | No | No |
Identification of assumptions and biases of researcher | No | No | No |
P ROCEDURE R IGOUR: Was procedural rigour used in data collection strategies? | Not addressed | Yes | No |
D ATA A NALYSIS | |||
A NALYTICAL R IGOUR: Were data analyses inductive? | Yes | Yes | No |
A NALYTICAL R IGOUR: Were findings consistent with and reflective of data? | Yes | Yes | Yes |
A UDITABILITY: Was decision trial developed? | Yes | Not addressed | No |
Was the process of analyzing the data described adequately? | Yes | Yes | No |
T HEORETICAL C ONNECTIONS: Did a meaningful picture of the phenomenon under study emerge? | No | No | No |
O VERALL R IGOUR: Was there evidence of the four components of trustworthiness? | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Credibility | Yes | Yes | No |
Transferability | Yes | Yes | No |
Dependability | Yes | Yes | No |
Confirmability | Yes | Yes | Yes |
C ONCLUSIONS AND I MPLICATIONS: Were the conclusions appropriate given the study findings? | Yes | Yes | Yes |
DO T he findings contribute to theory development and future practice/research? | Yes | Yes | Yes |