Using a focus group methodology to gain input from people who use home and community based services
Date
2004Author
Wituk, Scott A.
Bomhoff, Kevin
Commer, Amy
Warren, Mary
Meissen, Gregory J.
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Wituk, Scott, Kevin Bomhoff, Amy Commer, Mary Warren, and Greg Meissen. 2004. "Using a Focus Group Methodology to Gain Input from People Who Use Home and Community Based Services". Home Health Care Services Quarterly. 22 (4): 27-41.
Abstract
Gaining input from people who use home and community based services is important for determining the usefulness of services and clarifying future direction. Many of the commonly used methods have drawbacks when gaining input from people served. The current paper describes a focus group process that has been used to gain input from people who use home and community based services. The focus group process included designing the focus groups, their implementation, and feedback to stakeholders. Insights are presented and have implications for home and community based administrators, providers, and health care specialists.
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Taylor & Francis, 2004. This is the authors version of the work. It is posted here by permission of Taylor & Francis for personal use, not for redistribution. The definitive version was published in Home Health Care Services Quarterly, v.22, issue 4