Marie Santiago-Delefosse
Biographic Data
| ID | 1560182 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Marie Santiago-Delefosse |
| GIVEN NAMES | Marie |
| FAMILY NAME | Santiago-Delefosse |
| SIGNATURE | SANTIAGO-DELEFOSSE M |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Lausanne |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7319-0560 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 21 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
EquiP – the first European association for qualitative researchers in psychology
In 2018, the Association of European Qualitative Researchers in Psychology (EQuiP) was founded–a society that aims to create bridges among qualitative researchers in psychology across Europe–between researchers from different European countries but also between different traditions of qualitative inquiry in psychology, and bridges between academics and practitioners. In this paper, we will present the work of EQuiP in order to make it known do a …
Explore, engage, empower: Methodological insights into a transformative mixed methods study tackling the Covid-19 lockdown
Action-oriented, transformative, and transdisciplinary approaches are increasingly heralded as promising tools that enable researchers not only to produce new knowledge about a situation, but also to actively engage in tackling it; however, such approaches raise critical questions about the methodological implications and conflicts involved in pursuing multiple objectives concurrently. This article seeks to advance this debate by examining the me…
The spatial dimensions of medication management by home-dwelling older adults after hospital discharge
The rapid expansion of (mainstream) health psychology in France: Historical foundations
This article traces the historical evolution of ongoing theoretical debates in psychology in France from the 1940s until today. Its aim is to show how the conjunction of certain conditions led to a rapid expansion of American-derived mainstream health psychology during the 1980s. The authors describe the French context in the post-World War II period and outline the implementation of 'clinical psychology in health settings' in the 1950s, under th…
Quality of qualitative research in the health sciences: Analysis of the common criteria present in 58 assessment guidelines by expert users
Complexity of the Paradigms Present in Quality Criteria of Qualitative Research Grids
With qualitative methods being increasingly used in health science fields, numerous grids proposing criteria to evaluate the quality of this type of research have been produced. Expert evaluators deem that there is a lack of consensual tools to evaluate qualitative research. Based on the review of 133 quality criteria grids for qualitative research in health sciences, the authors present the results of a computerized lexicometric analysis, which …
From Reflexivity to Resonances: Accounting for Interpretation Phenomena in Qualitative Research
Qualitative research today must develop tools to better clarify the processes of data interpretation. Studies on reflexivity have made inroads in this direction by stressing the engagement of the researcher’s subjectivity: the researcher is no longer “outside,” no longer a neutral observer who is affectively and politically detached, but is rather an instrument in the research process. However, reflexivity frequently remains no more than a genera…
Integrating sexuality into gynaecological consultations: Gynaecologists' perspectives
There are currently few studies exploring doctors' personal perspectives on integrating sexuality into medical consultations. This study focuses on the views of gynaecologists on introducing, or not introducing, sexuality into their work. A total of 30 semi-structured interviews were conducted with gynaecologists in the French-speaking part of Switzerland. The thematic content analysis and computer-assisted lexical analysis (Alceste) on the inter…
Deconstructing the notion of ‘belief’ in Psychology: Commentary on ‘Beyond belief’
The article by John Cromby raises pertinent issues concerning the exclusively cognitive approach of ‘belief’ as well as regarding the very variable and vague definition of this notion. Beliefs in the area of Health do not stem from the mere cognitive sector. They are not purely discursive in nature either. Beliefs are rooted in experienced embodiment and influenced by the unique story of each subject. However, the reader sometimes regrets the lac…
Quality of qualitative research in the health sciences: Analysis of the common criteria present in 58 assessment guidelines by expert users
The rapid expansion of (mainstream) health psychology in France: Historical foundations
This article traces the historical evolution of ongoing theoretical debates in psychology in France from the 1940s until today. Its aim is to show how the conjunction of certain conditions led to a rapid expansion of American-derived mainstream health psychology during the 1980s. The authors describe the French context in the post-World War II period and outline the implementation of 'clinical psychology in health settings' in the 1950s, under th…
From Reflexivity to Resonances: Accounting for Interpretation Phenomena in Qualitative Research
Qualitative research today must develop tools to better clarify the processes of data interpretation. Studies on reflexivity have made inroads in this direction by stressing the engagement of the researcher’s subjectivity: the researcher is no longer “outside,” no longer a neutral observer who is affectively and politically detached, but is rather an instrument in the research process. However, reflexivity frequently remains no more than a genera…
Complexity of the Paradigms Present in Quality Criteria of Qualitative Research Grids
With qualitative methods being increasingly used in health science fields, numerous grids proposing criteria to evaluate the quality of this type of research have been produced. Expert evaluators deem that there is a lack of consensual tools to evaluate qualitative research. Based on the review of 133 quality criteria grids for qualitative research in health sciences, the authors present the results of a computerized lexicometric analysis, which …
Deconstructing the notion of ‘belief’ in Psychology: Commentary on ‘Beyond belief’
The article by John Cromby raises pertinent issues concerning the exclusively cognitive approach of ‘belief’ as well as regarding the very variable and vague definition of this notion. Beliefs in the area of Health do not stem from the mere cognitive sector. They are not purely discursive in nature either. Beliefs are rooted in experienced embodiment and influenced by the unique story of each subject. However, the reader sometimes regrets the lac…
Integrating sexuality into gynaecological consultations: Gynaecologists' perspectives
There are currently few studies exploring doctors' personal perspectives on integrating sexuality into medical consultations. This study focuses on the views of gynaecologists on introducing, or not introducing, sexuality into their work. A total of 30 semi-structured interviews were conducted with gynaecologists in the French-speaking part of Switzerland. The thematic content analysis and computer-assisted lexical analysis (Alceste) on the inter…
From Reflexivity to Resonances: Accounting for Interpretation Phenomena in Qualitative Research
Qualitative research today must develop tools to better clarify the processes of data interpretation. Studies on reflexivity have made inroads in this direction by stressing the engagement of the researcher’s subjectivity: the researcher is no longer “outside,” no longer a neutral observer who is affectively and politically detached, but is rather an instrument in the research process. However, reflexivity frequently remains no more than a genera…
Complexity of the Paradigms Present in Quality Criteria of Qualitative Research Grids
With qualitative methods being increasingly used in health science fields, numerous grids proposing criteria to evaluate the quality of this type of research have been produced. Expert evaluators deem that there is a lack of consensual tools to evaluate qualitative research. Based on the review of 133 quality criteria grids for qualitative research in health sciences, the authors present the results of a computerized lexicometric analysis, which …
Quality of qualitative research in the health sciences: Analysis of the common criteria present in 58 assessment guidelines by expert users
The rapid expansion of (mainstream) health psychology in France: Historical foundations
This article traces the historical evolution of ongoing theoretical debates in psychology in France from the 1940s until today. Its aim is to show how the conjunction of certain conditions led to a rapid expansion of American-derived mainstream health psychology during the 1980s. The authors describe the French context in the post-World War II period and outline the implementation of 'clinical psychology in health settings' in the 1950s, under th…
The spatial dimensions of medication management by home-dwelling older adults after hospital discharge
Explore, engage, empower: Methodological insights into a transformative mixed methods study tackling the Covid-19 lockdown
Action-oriented, transformative, and transdisciplinary approaches are increasingly heralded as promising tools that enable researchers not only to produce new knowledge about a situation, but also to actively engage in tackling it; however, such approaches raise critical questions about the methodological implications and conflicts involved in pursuing multiple objectives concurrently. This article seeks to advance this debate by examining the me…
EquiP – the first European association for qualitative researchers in psychology
In 2018, the Association of European Qualitative Researchers in Psychology (EQuiP) was founded–a society that aims to create bridges among qualitative researchers in psychology across Europe–between researchers from different European countries but also between different traditions of qualitative inquiry in psychology, and bridges between academics and practitioners. In this paper, we will present the work of EQuiP in order to make it known do a …
Psychology (7 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Social science (6 works) · Epistemology (5 works) · Qualitative research (5 works) · Medicine (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Participatory Visual Research Methods (3 works) · Social Representations and Identity (3 works) · Data Analysis and Archiving (2 works)