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Figure 1: The paper elimination pro
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Home themes with supporting quotati
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Acknowledgements I would like to th
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Kingdom is a pluralistic society, w
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hospital delivery following a revie
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The committee issued a press notice
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The recommendations of the report u
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home. They also put forward the fac
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equirements for the maximum lowerin
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Previous committees had made their
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The majority of those interviewed f
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The Expert Maternity Group gathered
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• The woman and, if she wishes, h
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Chapter 2: Risk perception Chapter
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From the health practitioner's pers
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1979), is a second approach to unde
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normative factor. The individual's
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and then choose the place they cons
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example, they worried that the valu
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they can easily imagine or recall a
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are not necessarily chosen because
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make decisions that are not necessa
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Chapter 3: Systematic review of fac
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considered. Primary research design
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If the question of the review is no
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Cochrane Database of Systematic rev
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Table 2: Search terms used Search t
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Table 3: Journals that were hand se
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solely on the basis of the study re
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they were recruited, at what stage
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Quality of studies included in the
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ole to play in their preferences fo
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The next chapter discusses methodol
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observable behaviour are used (Holl
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known? What roles do values play in
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male nursing home is used (Applegat
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The procedure ensures a vigorous se
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investigation have for the particip
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In method triangulation, different
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the context being studied. They fur
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access to all settings, and the dat
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access participants' private accoun
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There is an argument for analysing
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analysis, asking additional questio
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that while such an approach can nev
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Chapter 5: Qualitative Study of Wom
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potential participants, as well as
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either. Three months passed, there
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The interview was transcribed the s
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elevant. The environment of the hom
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wanted to explore. Consequently, th
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Most women offered coffee or tea, a
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All women who participated in the s
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The process of analysis was iterati
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h4,u husbovzi would sou thnt lie fe
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transcripts and compared them with
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ecause they previously had short un
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Figure 2: Analysis mind map Hospita
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quotation in the transcript, denote
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itiust put me off of birth, fuLL st
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Gaolape brought up a number of fact
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that presentation of much of the da
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Table 7: Marital status Place of de
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Table 9: Themes expressed by women
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Table 11: Themes expressed about th
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The results of the study therefore
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Box 2: Pseudonyms of study particip
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have registered so I can't remember
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you have to be veru persuasive. her
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waiAted to go to [name of hospital]
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wavut to ask about it, and theo.. V
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dedn't sort o-F tru AAA persuade me
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anuthLng went wrong theyol have aLL
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sometKng eLse when she saist, the h
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arou.nd their necIR. all the time A
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senuona: Mu fLrst one I had Ln hosp
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agaLvt. when I had mu episiotomu th
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khuma. iviu first daughter was a ca
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nolope: olzau, I'LL give uou a fi.n
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thought it would be, thlngs have oh
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wtedwefe came around and spolze to
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Some of the spontaneous responses f
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or home. One woman thought that pro
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N yttx1R,IA: we have got more contr
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Sixty-nine percent of women plannin
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expectations of what would best rep
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Committee 1992) who observed that t
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One of the fascinating findings of
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Summary The qualitative study has r
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Government policy about maternity c
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choose (DiMatteo 1994), without any
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Prospect theory (Kahneman and Tvers
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IRYLOW, we tAIR,e eVeruthi.ne im, o
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Page 201 and 202: Appendix 3a Consent form I the unde
Page 203 and 204: 22. because I was in a hospital and
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Page 213 and 214: 292. not going near me, you know an
Page 215 and 216: 346. and I said, well, you know, I
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Page 221 and 222: 510. nice. And the funny thing was
Page 223 and 224: 566. through friends as well, they'
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Page 229 and 230: going horribLu wrong and suoldenlu
Page 231 and 232: and he was quite sort of happy with
Page 233 and 234: 60. you are dealing with somebody y
Page 235 and 236: 112. Well I didn't Feel, you are to
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Page 239 and 240: 218. we are anti hospitals or anyth
Page 241 and 242: Appendix 8: Thematic analysis Home
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