Moving Forward Together in Aboriginal Women's Health: - Theses ...

Moving Forward TogetherJanet KellyTable 3.1 An overview of our collaborative PAR modelPAR Ganma Activities Methods QuestionsphasesLook & Two Gathering Community What isListenAwarenesswaterscomedataconsultationsLiteraturehappening?oftogether,reviewdifferences saltwaterInterviews,&andmeetings &similaritiesfreshwatefocus groups –rsemi structuredThink &DiscussWorkthroughassumptions work withoursimilarities&differencesTheyswirlaroundtogetherand makefoam/newknowledgeInterpretationAnalysis(themes)NegotiationCollaborativeinterpretation& thematicanalysis duringinterviews andfocus groupsMy additionalanalysis,reflectivejournal andcoding usingQSR Nvivo 7Whatdoes itmean forus?What arethefindingsTakeActionUsing theresourceswe alreadyhave / canget accesstoThis foam/newknowledge is thenusedcollaborativelyIndividual &collectiveactionCollaborativeaction planning&implementation.Health days,copresentation,conferences,mapping,programprovisionWhat willwe doabout it?What arethefindings?As the research continued and we trialled our model, discussed and reflectedon it, we realised that we had created a model of collaborative practice suitablefor working in a range of settings.Implementing PAR – our use of methodsIn order to implement our version of PAR, a range of methods and tools wereneeded. Interviews focus groups, literature review and document analyses weremethods used to collect data. Analyses occurred collaboratively and130