Qualitative data: themes and quotations
| Theme | (Quotations) |
|---|---|
| Under-recognition of sleep difficulties |
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| Ruminations |
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| Clinical utility | |
| Ease of use |
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| Consistency |
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| Therapeutic Autonomy |
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| Theme | |
|---|---|
“I didn’t understand how important it was to get sleep’ “At the start I really didn’t think it was a problem I needed to share with the doctors…I was thinking I’m depressed, I’m this, I’m that…I never thought to say my sleep is gone’ | |
“My problem is over analysing … in bed my brain keeps going; thinking about the worst case scenario … what’s going to happen the next day”. “as soon as my head hits the pillow my head is going 90” “found it useful to put a label on racing thoughts” | |
“good basics” “good to identify where the problem is” “not too scientific” | |
“consistency was the main issue” “need to re-read the workbook to make it useful” “I am glad to have the sleep workbook that I can look back on if my sleep deteriorated in the future” | |
“lots of different techniques … not everything applies” “a customisation thing … focus on your problem rather than the others” “sometimes one thing works and when I try it again it might not work … good to have a variety of things to try from the workbook” |
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