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“This study explores how ordered network analysis (ONA) coupled with verbal response mode (VRM) coding can reveal communication patterns contributing to shared understanding between physicians and nurses in inpatient oncology settings. By analyzing 33 video-recorded physician-nurse interactions, the research uncovers

“This pilot study explores the use of photo elicitation interviews (PEI) to understand how patients manage side effects of oral anti-cancer agents (OAAs) and how these side effects impact their daily lives. Conducted with nine participants from a Midwestern ambulatory

A recent publication to the Pivot Hub community is now available through Elsevier. This article, titled “Video Reflexive Ethnography as an Intervention to Enhance Patient Education on Oral Anti-Cancer Agents: A Pilot Study,” has been authored by Milisa Manojlovich, Amna

A new article of interest to Pivot Hub members has been published ahead of print in Cancer Nursing. The article was authored by Kaycee Crist, Dr. Megan Lafferty, Dr. Elizabeth Umberfield, and Dr. Milisa Manojlovich and is titled, “Which Factors

So much for blog entries every month! We have all been affected by the SARS-CoV-2 virus that causes the disease COVID-19 in one way or another. I hope you are all well during these unprecedented times. I’m not sure if

If you’ve been paying attention and following along every month, you’ll note that blog posts are all over the place. For example, waaay back in September I briefly mentioned that there are four principles of video reflexive ethnography (VRE), but

Auguste Rodin’s famous sculpture, The Thinker, is a great example of a man engaging in reflection. The man is sitting on a rock and by his posture demonstrates that he is deep in thought, reflecting on something. He is engaged

In the classic movie The Wizard of Oz there is a memorable scene where, thanks to wonder dog Toto, Dorothy looks behind a curtain and finds out what is really going on. In healthcare clinicians pull curtains around patients to

No one questions the value of observation as a method to collect data. The whole field of anthropology would likely cease to exist if observation were to be banned! For those of us who let video cameras do the observation