2.3. Analysis of focus groups
Focus group recordings were transcribed and anonymised for analysis. The transcribed focus groups were analysed by JK using thematic analysis following the procedure by Braun and Clarke (2006). Analysis was inductive with themes driven from the data collected. Transcripts were first read and the content familiarised before coding. Coding was done in NVivo 9.0 (QSR International) and codes that summarised the meaning of text segments were used. Coded sections of the transcripts were then organised into preliminary themes. Transcripts were re-read and double-coded and discussed with LEG to maximise reliability. Constant comparison methods (Glaser and Strauss, 1967) were used to ensure that data that did not fit a most common dominant pattern were not ignored and also to assess across group saturation (Yardley, 2008). The data were interpreted with the focus on the study research questions.