Perceived barriers and facilitators of perioperative briefing and
debriefing
All audio recordings were transcribed verbatim according to a
standardised format. Two researchers (M.S. and M.H.-S.) analysed the
first four interviews independently, discussed the analysis and
developed a framework for coding (Appendix 3). The coding framework was
based on Grol and Wensing’s implementation of change
model.27 One researcher (M.S.) coded thematically
using the coding framework and applied open coding to the transcriptions
under the supervision of another researcher (M.H.-S.). The codes were
tabulated and described in categories with themes and illustrative
quotes.
The interviews were thematically analysed using the qualitative data
analysis software ATLAS.ti 8.4.20.28 29 Data
collection and analyses of the interviews were performed according to
the Consolidated criteria for reporting qualitative studies (COREQ)
checklist (Appendix 4).30