
🔬 Research & Academia · Flowchart
The six steps of thematic analysis (Braun and Clarke) as a process figure, from familiarisation to the written report.
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Thematic analysis process: collect interviews, transcribe them, familiarise with the data by reading and re-reading, generate initial codes, search for themes, review themes against the coded extracts and the whole data set (go back to coding if they do not fit), define and name themes, and produce the report with extracts.
flowchart TD
A["Collect data<br/>interviews and focus groups"] --> B["Transcribe"]
B --> C["1. Familiarise with the data"]
C --> D["2. Generate initial codes"]
D --> E["3. Search for themes"]
E --> F{"4. Do themes fit the<br/>coded extracts and data set?"}
F -->|"No"| D
F -->|"Yes"| G["5. Define and name themes"]
G --> H["6. Write the report<br/>with extracts"]The standard flow diagram for a systematic review: records identified, screened, assessed for eligibility and included. Replace each n with your own counts.
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