Key Informant Interview: Key stakeholders
Key informant interviews will be conducted with key stakeholders and healthcare administrators at RH hospital who are involved in antimicrobial stewardship (AMS) programs. These will be used to describe the current clinical governance structures in the hospital that relate to AMS and how nurses are involved in these structures. The interview will be guided by semi-structured guides that are outlined below. The interview guide is based on a framework of AMS programs (CDC 2014) and the literature review of nurses’ role in AMS. The interview will be audiotaped and will take approximately 20-30 minutes. Content analysis will be used to analyze data.
identified and approached, 22 accepted to be interviewed
including two parliamentarians, three ministers, and key personnel
from the order of physicians and the syndicate of hospitals, senior
officials from the NSSF, the MOPH, the cabinet of ministers and the
Middle East Airlines (MEA) and media. Face-to-face, semi-structured
interviews were conducted and lasted between 45 and
60 min. Interviews were digitally recorded after obtaining signed
informed consent from interviewees; only three interviewees
refused to be tape-recorded and their responses were recorded by
extensive note-taking. The development of the interview tool was
guided by Lavis et al. (2002) framework.
The recorded interviews were transcribed verbatim. Arabic interviews
were translated to English then back-translated to Arabic
to avoid deviation from what interviewees intended to convey.
Interview transcripts were reviewed independently by two members
of the research team and the coding framework was discussed
until agreement was reached. The transcripts were coded using
NVivo 9 software.
Key Informant Interview: Key stakeholders Key informant interviews will be conducted with key stakeholders and healthcare administrators at RH hospital who are involved in antimicrobial stewardship (AMS) programs. These will be used to describe the current clinical governance structures in the hospital that relate to AMS and how nurses are involved in these structures. The interview will be guided by semi-structured guides that are outlined below. The interview guide is based on a framework of AMS programs (CDC 2014) and the literature review of nurses’ role in AMS. The interview will be audiotaped and will take approximately 20-30 minutes. Content analysis will be used to analyze data. identified and approached, 22 accepted to be interviewedincluding two parliamentarians, three ministers, and key personnelfrom the order of physicians and the syndicate of hospitals, seniorofficials from the NSSF, the MOPH, the cabinet of ministers and theMiddle East Airlines (MEA) and media. Face-to-face, semi-structuredinterviews were conducted and lasted between 45 and60 min. Interviews were digitally recorded after obtaining signedinformed consent from interviewees; only three intervieweesrefused to be tape-recorded and their responses were recorded byextensive note-taking. The development of the interview tool wasguided by Lavis et al. (2002) framework.The recorded interviews were transcribed verbatim. Arabic interviewswere translated to English then back-translated to Arabicto avoid deviation from what interviewees intended to convey.Interview transcripts were reviewed independently by two membersof the research team and the coding framework was discusseduntil agreement was reached. The transcripts were coded usingNVivo 9 software.
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