Alexandra Hollo, Johanna L Staubitz, Jason C Chow
Applying Generalizability Theory to Optimize Analysis of Spontaneous Teacher Talk in Elementary Classrooms
Journal of speech, language, and hearing research : JSLHR
public reporting quality care indicators healthcare intended inform consumer decisionmaking however people may unaware information exists may capture priorities aim study understand views people kidney disease public reporting dialysis transplant center outcomes qualitative study involved 27 patients lived experience kidney disease australia participated 11 online focus groups august december 2022 transcripts analyzed thematically patients australian states territories participated 22 81 functioning kidney transplant 22 81 current previous experience dialysis five themes identified follows surrendering health system ii complexity quality iii benefits patient care experience iv concerned risks unintended consequences v optimizing impact data patients desire choice among kidney services perceive rarely possible australian context health professionals trusted make decisions appropriate centers public reporting center outcomes may induce fear loss balanced perspective however supported participants represents opportunity selfadvocacy informed decisionmaking strategies mitigate potential risks include availability trusted clinicians community members aid data interpretation providing context centers patients framing statistics promote positivity hope