Cindy Whitney
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 119069 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Cindy Whitney |
| NOMBRES | Cindy |
| APELLIDO | Whitney |
| FIRMA | WHITNEY C |
| AFILIACIONES | Stony Brook University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2219-8911 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 9 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 13 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2019 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
“Everyone has a Beautiful Story, and Everyone Needs to Hear Everyone’s Story”
The complex, interrelated factors that motivate people to participate in qualitative research studies whose findings will be disseminated through a public-facing website are not fully understood. Members of the Health Experiences Research Network completed a secondary analysis of data from eight qualitative health experiences research studies conducted using Health Experience International (formerly known as DIPEx) Methodology to examine motivati…
Adapting to participant distress
Anticipatory moral distress in machine learning-based clinical decision support tool development
Ongoing interest in machine learning systems include the emerging capability to integrate electronic health records to develop clinical decision support (CDS) tools that improve medical care, diagnostics, and therapy. Such CDS tools, which can handle a large quantity of data sources, can advise clinicians and amplify insights on diverse patient risk factors, from physiological challenges to psychosocial vulnerabilities. Despite a growing interest…
Dimensionalizing Data
Qualitative and mixed methods researchers employ a variety of analytic techniques in their research, borrowing from a range of disciplines and methodologic traditions. Leonard Schatzman described dimensionalization as an analytic technique for use in dimensional analysis. Dimensionalization enables a researcher to expand and enhance their dimensionality, or their ability to note a code or concept's dimensions - its attributes, context, and meanin…
Whose Um Voice is it Anyway? Leveraging 'Thick Transcription' to Promote Inclusion in Qualitative Research Through Transcript Alignment
There is an increasing expectation to demonstrate research equity awareness which charges researchers with the responsibility to methodologically attend to issues of ethical and equitable inclusion in qualitative research. While many strategies toward this end have made strides in improving research inclusion in terms of enhancing inclusive participation in research, little evidence is available to guide researchers in promoting inclusive represe…
Fostering Scholarly Development in Nursing Science
Background: Scholarly development in nursing science is a challenging process of academic evolution. In doctoral programs, students move from mastering technical research skills toward developing scholarly identities. This article explores the utility of dimensional analysis as a method of inquiry for nursing PhD students seeking to deepen their scholarly development when completing course assignments and reaching doctoral program milestones. Met…
Clinician-Patient Relationships in Virtual Care
Rapid uptake of telehealth technologies has shifted clinician-patient relationships, a well-studied topic of sociological inquiry. The purpose of this dimensional analysis study was to understand the symbolic interaction of clinicians and patients within virtual supportive cancer care. Seventeen clinicians, eighteen patients, and three care partners receiving or providing care at a multi-site cancer center in the United States participated in int…
The Qualitative Research Distress Protocol
Potential participant distress is often unaccounted for in qualitative research, where topics are not pre-determined to be categorically sensitive. Additionally, researchers sometimes project their own distress with sensitive topics onto participants, inappropriately truncating or terminating data collection encounters. As a result, researchers may over- or under-react to distress, in ways that fail to attune to and meet participants' individual …
Target congruence theory and Latino youth victimization
While a number of studies have found that immigrant youth are less likely to engage in delinquency, they are more likely to report victimization. Scholars have traditionally attributed this finding to American cultural norms that may generate marginalization and culture conflict that, in return, increases the likelihood of victimization. However, few studies have applied victimization theories to this study population. Therefore, the purpose of t…
The Qualitative Research Distress Protocol
Potential participant distress is often unaccounted for in qualitative research, where topics are not pre-determined to be categorically sensitive. Additionally, researchers sometimes project their own distress with sensitive topics onto participants, inappropriately truncating or terminating data collection encounters. As a result, researchers may over- or under-react to distress, in ways that fail to attune to and meet participants' individual …
Whose Um Voice is it Anyway? Leveraging 'Thick Transcription' to Promote Inclusion in Qualitative Research Through Transcript Alignment
There is an increasing expectation to demonstrate research equity awareness which charges researchers with the responsibility to methodologically attend to issues of ethical and equitable inclusion in qualitative research. While many strategies toward this end have made strides in improving research inclusion in terms of enhancing inclusive participation in research, little evidence is available to guide researchers in promoting inclusive represe…
Clinician-Patient Relationships in Virtual Care
Rapid uptake of telehealth technologies has shifted clinician-patient relationships, a well-studied topic of sociological inquiry. The purpose of this dimensional analysis study was to understand the symbolic interaction of clinicians and patients within virtual supportive cancer care. Seventeen clinicians, eighteen patients, and three care partners receiving or providing care at a multi-site cancer center in the United States participated in int…
Target congruence theory and Latino youth victimization
While a number of studies have found that immigrant youth are less likely to engage in delinquency, they are more likely to report victimization. Scholars have traditionally attributed this finding to American cultural norms that may generate marginalization and culture conflict that, in return, increases the likelihood of victimization. However, few studies have applied victimization theories to this study population. Therefore, the purpose of t…
The Qualitative Research Distress Protocol
Potential participant distress is often unaccounted for in qualitative research, where topics are not pre-determined to be categorically sensitive. Additionally, researchers sometimes project their own distress with sensitive topics onto participants, inappropriately truncating or terminating data collection encounters. As a result, researchers may over- or under-react to distress, in ways that fail to attune to and meet participants' individual …
Fostering Scholarly Development in Nursing Science
Background: Scholarly development in nursing science is a challenging process of academic evolution. In doctoral programs, students move from mastering technical research skills toward developing scholarly identities. This article explores the utility of dimensional analysis as a method of inquiry for nursing PhD students seeking to deepen their scholarly development when completing course assignments and reaching doctoral program milestones. Met…
Clinician-Patient Relationships in Virtual Care
Rapid uptake of telehealth technologies has shifted clinician-patient relationships, a well-studied topic of sociological inquiry. The purpose of this dimensional analysis study was to understand the symbolic interaction of clinicians and patients within virtual supportive cancer care. Seventeen clinicians, eighteen patients, and three care partners receiving or providing care at a multi-site cancer center in the United States participated in int…
Whose Um Voice is it Anyway? Leveraging 'Thick Transcription' to Promote Inclusion in Qualitative Research Through Transcript Alignment
There is an increasing expectation to demonstrate research equity awareness which charges researchers with the responsibility to methodologically attend to issues of ethical and equitable inclusion in qualitative research. While many strategies toward this end have made strides in improving research inclusion in terms of enhancing inclusive participation in research, little evidence is available to guide researchers in promoting inclusive represe…
Adapting to participant distress
Anticipatory moral distress in machine learning-based clinical decision support tool development
Ongoing interest in machine learning systems include the emerging capability to integrate electronic health records to develop clinical decision support (CDS) tools that improve medical care, diagnostics, and therapy. Such CDS tools, which can handle a large quantity of data sources, can advise clinicians and amplify insights on diverse patient risk factors, from physiological challenges to psychosocial vulnerabilities. Despite a growing interest…
Dimensionalizing Data
Qualitative and mixed methods researchers employ a variety of analytic techniques in their research, borrowing from a range of disciplines and methodologic traditions. Leonard Schatzman described dimensionalization as an analytic technique for use in dimensional analysis. Dimensionalization enables a researcher to expand and enhance their dimensionality, or their ability to note a code or concept's dimensions - its attributes, context, and meanin…
“Everyone has a Beautiful Story, and Everyone Needs to Hear Everyone’s Story”
The complex, interrelated factors that motivate people to participate in qualitative research studies whose findings will be disseminated through a public-facing website are not fully understood. Members of the Health Experiences Research Network completed a secondary analysis of data from eight qualitative health experiences research studies conducted using Health Experience International (formerly known as DIPEx) Methodology to examine motivati…
Psychology (7 obras) · Qualitative research (7 obras) · Computer Science (6 obras) · Sociology (6 obras) · Medicine (4 obras) · Qualitative Research Methods and Ethics (4 obras) · Distress (3 obras) · Medical education (3 obras) · Qualitative analysis (3 obras) · Data Analysis and Archiving (2 obras)