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Emotions and coping in chronic heart failure: a symbolic interactionist study

Contact - J David Mitchell jdavidm@liverpool.ac.uk Ext 45279

Academic Lead(s)

Researchers

As contact above

Project Status

Recruitment and data collection in early stages

Current Funding to end date 30.09.06; PhD Final Submission 30.09.07

Funding

University of Liverpool School of Health Sciences Postgraduate Research Fellowship

Research supplementary funding: Mersey PCR&D Consortium

Aim

To explore the meanings and emotional responses generated by Chronic Heart Failure and how these are perceived to impact upon emotional health and mental wellbeing.

Method

Qualitative, semi-structured interviews

Grounded Theory based thematic analysis and Gottschalk-Gleser Content Analysis

Conference Presentations

Abstract submitted and accepted for oral presentation British Sociological Association Medical Sociology Annual Conference September 2004; unable to attend to complete presentation following injury in car crash August 2004.

Postercompleted and presented at University of Liverpool Annual Postgraduate Poster Event March 2005