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The use of concept mapping in data analysis: a phenomenology study of family members’ experiences in taking care of people with cancer†

Merry Andriani

Merry Andriani

Department of Chemotherapy, General Hospital of Doctor Soedarso PontianakPontianak, Indonesia
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Titan Ligita

Titan Ligita

Department of Medical Surgical Nursing, School of Nursing, Faculty of Medicine Universitas TanjungpuraPontianak, Indonesia
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Dec 16, 2024
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Article Category: Original article
Published Online: Dec 16, 2024
Page range: 365 - 371
Received: Jan 17, 2024
Accepted: Mar 25, 2024
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/fon-2024-0040
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Figure 1.

Developing the first category until the tenth category (generated from NVivo).
Developing the first category until the tenth category (generated from NVivo).

Figure 2.

Developing the eleventh category until the twenty second category (generated from NVivo).
Developing the eleventh category until the twenty second category (generated from NVivo).

Figure 3.

Concept map showing categories and linking sub-themes.
Concept map showing categories and linking sub-themes.

Figure 4.

The 10 sub-themes and the five developed themes.
The 10 sub-themes and the five developed themes.

Figure 5.

The final concept map showing the emerged core theme reflecting the experience of a family in taking care of a person with cancer.
The final concept map showing the emerged core theme reflecting the experience of a family in taking care of a person with cancer.
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