Using autobiographical poetry as data to investigate the experience of living with end-stage renal disease: an interpretative phenomenological analysis

Spiers, J.
Smith, Jonathan A.

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January 2012

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Creative Approaches to Research

Abstract

The experience of living with End-Stage Renal Disease (ESRD) and being on dialysis is a complex and life-changing one that has received some investigation within the qualitative psychological realm (see e.g. Gill & Lowes, 2008; Martin-McDonald, 2003; Polaschek, 2003). This is a period of time that can lead to difficulties with autonomy and empowerment (Burnette & Kickett, 2009; Hagren, Petterson, Severinson, Lützén & Clyne, 2001)

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Using autobiographical poetry as data to investigate the experience of living with end-stage renal disease: an interpretative phenomenological analysis

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Using autobiographical poetry as data to investigate the experience of living with end-stage renal disease: an interpretative phenomenological analysis

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