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From Synthesis to Script: Transforming Qualitative Research Findings for Use in Practice

Margarete Sandelowski · Frank Trimble · Elizabeth K. Woodard · Julie V. Barroso

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Abstract

Although qualitative research synthesis has secured a place in the evidence-based practice movement, little effort has as yet been directed toward translating the results into material form for practice. The authors transformed a qualitative research synthesis of findings pertaining to stigma in HIV-positive women into a script and DVD. The process of transformation entailed bringing together the norms and imperatives of scientific research, clinical practice, and artistic presentation.

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