Using a range of methods to access children’s voices
Veronica Lambert, Michele Glacken and Mary McCarron
This paper describes, and reflects upon, a number of methods deployed to facilitate sick children to have a voice within an acute health care setting. Using an ethnographic approach to investigate the nature of communication between children and health professionals, multiple modes of data collection were employed to engage children’s interest, motivation and facilitate child empowerment in the process.
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