Glaserian Grounded Theory in Nursing

This book illustrates the development of the Grounded Theory (GT) method developed by Glaser Strauss (1967) and further described by Glaser in Theoretical Sensitivity (1978) and his recent publications. The book presents an overview of the GT method, followed by discussions of various experiences in developing grounded theories. The book also includes a discussion of the use of conceptual mapping to assist in the analytical process. The contributors also describe the process of moving from a novice to an experienced researcher in the Glaserian GT method. Key Features Guidelines for how to use Glaserian grounded theory Readable research designs suitable for novice researchers Methods derived from research to develop intervention programs in clinical pratice

Contributors	p. xiii
Foreword	p. xv
Preface	p. xix
Acknowledgments	p. xxi
Theoretical Considerations	p. 1
Introduction
An Overview of Glaserian Grounded Theory	p. 3
Experiences in Developing Grounded Theory Through Emergence	p. 19
Conceptual Mapping as an Aid to Grounded Theory Development	p. 27
Bending the Directives of Glaserian Grounded Theory in Nursing Research	p. 35
Learning Glaserian Grounded Theory by Doing it	p. 49
Learning Glaserian Grounded Theory Through Mentoring and Scholarly Dialogue	p. 73
Studies Using Early Modes of Grounded Theory	p. 77
Introduction
Descriptive Mode	p. 79
Introduction
Preparative Waiting: Patients Hospitalized for Diagnostic Workups	p. 81
Caregiving Behaviors of Intrapartum Nurses	p. 95
Gerund Mode: Basic Social Process	p. 107
Introduction
Letting Go: The Experience of Dying From Cancer in Young Middle Age	p. 109
Moving On: A Study of Male Novice Nurses in the Critical Care Unit	p. 125
Emergent Fit Mode	p. 137
Introduction
Nurturing Hope in Patients With Cancer	p. 139
Partnering with God and the Patient	p. 151
Studies with Emergent Theoretical Codes: Theoretical Code Mode	p. 165
Introduction
Strategizing	p. 167
Introduction
Strategizing Safety by Perinatal Patients in a Rural Setting	p. 169
Remodeling the Course of Life: Moving On in a Changed Life	p. 183
Cutting Point	p. 195
Introduction
Justifying Coercion	p. 197
Regaining Control: Managing Changes in Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease	p. 211
Amplifying Causal Loops	p. 223
Introduction
Mutuality: Reconnecting to Overcome Homelessness	p. 225
Risking Involvement with Cancer Patients	p. 241
Role Theory	p. 253
Introduction
Preserving Identity in a Nursing Home Setting	p. 255
Positioning in Operational Space: How to Become a Public Health Nurse in Norway	p. 267
Balancing	p. 283
Introduction
Patterns of Balancing Between Hope and Despair in the Diagnostic Phase on a Gastroenterology Ward	p. 285
Bending Expectations by Spouses of Dialysis Patients: Balancing Between Alternatives	p. 303
The Intervention Mode	p. 319
Introduction
An Intervention Study of Preparative Waiting Theory in a Hospital Unit	p. 321
An Intervention Program Using Remodeling the Course of Life Theory Among Persons with Multiple Sclerosis	p. 329
Implementing Conquering Operational Space Theory in Educational Practice	p. 337
Implementing Reconnecting Theory in Community Practice	p. 343
Index	p. 351
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Glaserian Grounded Theory in Nursing Research: Trusting Emergence

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