ArticleScandinavian journal of caring sciences2022
On photovoice-Applications and reflections to an intensive care context.
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- "Breaking the bars of my prison of fear" a trauma- and resilience-informed photovoice model as a community intervention following a human-made collective disaster.Frontiers in psychology · 2026Article
- Through the lens of patients: a photovoice study exploring inpatients' sense of safety and well-being in a new Norwegian mental health facility.BMC psychology · 2025Article
- On photovoice-Applications and reflections to an intensive care context.Scandinavian journal of caring sciences · 2022Article
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Abstract
backgroundIn this paper, we share our experiences of using 'photovoice' methodology as a way to generate data in intensive care units concerning the place and space of care. We have adapted and modified 'photovoice' in researching people's lived experiences of ICU. Researching lived experiences in an intensive care context is challenging because of the complex nature of critical care.
aimThis study aims to explore and discuss photovoice methodolgy in ICU as a data collection method. MATERIALS AND
methodsPhotos and interviews collected from patients, loved ones and staff collected in a previous research proejct.
resultsAlthough there are challenges in using cameras and photographing the environment in the ICU, due to ethics and the voiceless patients therein, many advantages are presented to the researchers in capturing the meaning of lived experiences of various phenomena in the lifeworld in general and in the meaning of place and space. This paper offers applications and reflection over ontological, epistemological and methodological concerns and also offers a detailed approach on how to employ photovoice for successful and rich data generation. DISCUSSION: developing and adapting scientific methods and methodologies contributes to knowledge development in caring science and is therefore an important subject of matter.
conclusionsPhotovoice also presents a powerful tool in disseminating the findings as it opens up the closed world of ICU to the public and increases people's understanding of the significance of place and space of caring practice.
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