From: Psychological factors associated with foot and ankle pain: a mixed methods systematic review
Author, Year | Methodology | Phenomena of interest | Setting | Participants | Data collection methods |
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McAuliffe 2017 | A qualitative, interpretive description design | To explore the lived experience of people with AT | Community dwelling, Ireland | N = 8 (6 male and 2 female) N = 7 (Midportion AT) N = 1 (Insertional AT) Age: Mean (SD) 40 (NS) Mean duration of symptoms = 20.5 months | Semi-structured interviews |
Ceravolo 2018 | Grounded theory | To explore the quality of life and lived experience of people with AT | On-line survey distributed through email and social media Focus groups: Community dwelling, Canberra, Australia | N = 92 (online survey) (49 male and 43 female) Mean duration of symptoms = 13.88 (SD 24.52) months Age: refer to Table 2 N = 11 (Focus group) Number of males and females = NS Duration of symptoms = NS | On-line survey & focus groups |
Turner 2020 | A qualitative, interpretive description design | To explore the lived experience of people with AT | Community dwelling, Melbourne, Australia | N = 15 (8 male and 7 female) N = 4 (Midportion AT) N = 11 (Insertional AT) Age: Mean (SD) 45.2 (NS) Mean duration of symptoms 8 months | Semi-structured interviews |
Cotchett 2020 | A qualitative, interpretive description design | To explore the lived experience of people with PHP | Community dwelling, Melbourne, Australia | N = 18 (12 females, 6 males) Age: Mean (SD) 58.2 (6.6) Mean duration of heel pain = 15.9 (SD 16.3) months | Semi-structured interviews |
Yeowell 2021 | Gadamerian hermeneutic phenomenology | To explore the experiences of people living with painful OA ankle and their views about the non-surgical management of this condition. | National Health Service orthopaedic clinic, North West England | N = 9 (8 males, 1 female) 54 years (range 30–70) Median duration of symptoms = 2 years (range 1–20 years | Semi-structured interviews |