The experiences of living with asthma
: An interpretative phenomenological analysis of the lived experience of adults with T2-low severe asthma and a systematic review of the experiences and perceptions of children with asthma

  • Treasa O'Brien

Student thesis: Doctoral ThesisDoctorate in Clinical Psychology

Abstract

This thesis is comprised of an empirical study that investigated eight adults' lived experience of T2-low severe asthma by utilising the methodology of interpretative phenomenological analysis, and a systematic review of the experiences and perceptions of children with asthma by utilising the methodology of thematic synthesis. Resulting themes and implications for research and practice are outlined in both pieces of work.

Thesis embargoed until 31 December 2023
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Date of AwardDec 2021
Original languageEnglish
Awarding Institution
  • Queen's University Belfast
SupervisorRhiannon Turner (Supervisor) & David McCormack (Supervisor)

Keywords

  • asthma
  • children
  • experiences
  • perceptions
  • thematic synthesis
  • T2-low severe asthma
  • biomarker-low asthma
  • adults
  • lived experience
  • interpretative phenomenological analysis

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