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Improving Your Literature Reviews with NVIVO 10 Wendy Quach, Ph.D., CCCSLP; SJSU Shelley Lund, Ph.D., CCCSLP; UWM Miechelle McKelvey, Ph.D., CCCSLP; UNK Kristy Weissling, SLP.D., CCCSLP; UNL

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Improving  Your  Literature  Reviews  with  NVIVO  10  

Wendy  Quach,  Ph.D.,  CCC-­‐SLP;  SJSU  Shelley  Lund,  Ph.D.,  CCC-­‐SLP;  UWM  

Miechelle  McKelvey,  Ph.D.,  CCC-­‐SLP;  UNK  Kristy  Weissling,  SLP.D.,  CCC-­‐SLP;  UNL  

   

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Grant  Support  

This  research  was  funded  through  the  grant:  Op,mal  Augmenta,ve  and  Alterna,ve  Communica,on  Technology  for  Individuals  with  Severe  Communica,on  Disabili,es:  Development  of  a  Comprehensive  Assessment  Protocol  

**US  Department  of  Health  and  Human  Services,  NIDILRR  Field  IniRated  Project  (Grant  #H133G130275)  

 These  contents  do  not  necessarily  represent  the  policy  of  the  Department  of  Health  and  Human  Services,  and  you  should  not  assume  endorsement  by  the  Federal  Government.  

 

The  contents  of  this  poster  were  developed  under  a  grant  from  the  Department  of  EducaRon,  NIDRR  grant  number  H133G130275.    However,  those  contents  do  not  necessarily  represent  the  policy  of  the  Department  of  EducaRon,  and  you  should  not  assume  endorsement  by  the  Federal  Government.  

The  contents  of  this  poster  were  developed  under  a  grant  from  the  Department  of  EducaRon,  NIDRR  grant  number  H133G130275.    However,  those  contents  do  not  necessarily  represent  the  policy  of  the  Department  of  EducaRon,  and  you  should  not  assume  endorsement  by  the  Federal  Government.  

   

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Acknowledgements  

•  Thanks  to  our  students:  Erin  Branson,  Heather  Buhr,  Carmen  Daniels,  Sharon  Glaser,  Peter  Kao,  Kailtlyn  Liberty,  Kylie  O’Keefe,  Mallorie  Thompson,  Kala  Tsarnas  

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Overview  

•  Background    •  Project  management  sobware  •  Reference  management  •  QualitaRve  Analysis    •  Other  useful  sobware  •  Wrap-­‐it  UP!  

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Background  •  The  AAC  Clinical  

Assessment  Project  (AAC-­‐CAP)  seeks  to  develop  AAC  assessment  protocols  for  aphasia,  auRsm,  cerebral  palsy,  and  ALS.      

•  Phase  one  of  the  project  required  the  compleRon  of  scoping  reviews  of  the  literature  in  AAC  and  the  four  described  disorder  areas.    This  took  over  a  year  to  complete!!!!  

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Managing  A  HUGE  Project?  

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Project  Management  Sobware    Used  in  This  Project  

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Project  Management  Sobware  •  Document  Storage  •  Tracking  of  our  tasks  •  Sharing  of  secured  informaRon  

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Procedural  Documents  

•  Created  in  Word  – Screening  procedures  – Reliability  procedures  – Coding  procedures  •  OperaRonal  definiRons  of  codes  •  NVIVO  documents  

–  Links  to  direcRons    –  Links  to  video  demonstraRons  

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Flow  Chart  Screening  

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Project  Management  Sobware  •  Redbooth  

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Project  Management  Sobware  •  Todoist  

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Reference  Management  Sobware    

Used  in  This  Project  

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Reference  Management  •  Refworks  

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Reference  Management  

Excel  

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Reference  Management  

•  Excel     Abstract    Screening        AuRsm    CP    Aphasia    ALS  

 General  Assessment  

Reviewer  #1  

arRcles  eliminated   200   109   51   27   268  

        arRcles  included   58   44   17   17   168  Reviewer  #2  

arRcles  eliminated     207   115   54   28   274  

        arRcles  included   51   38   14   16   162  Reliability   agreements   211   145   62   31   400  

disagreements   47   8   5   13   36  

interrater  agreement  0.817829457  

0.947712418  

0.925373134  

0.704545455   0.917431193  

Final  totals  arRcles  eliminated   207   108   49   25   270  

        arRcles  included   51   45   19   19   168  sources  retreived  &  redacted    51   35   19   18      

sources  not  retrieved    0   4   0  

1  (duplicat

e)      

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Sobware  Used  In  This  Project  

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QualitaRve  Analysis    •  OperaRonal  DefiniRons  of  Coding  

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NVIVO  

•  Sources  •  Amributes  •  Coding  of  sources  at  nodes  •  Reliability  

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NVIVO  Sources  

•  Used  Adobe  to  redact  sources  so  reviewers  were  blind  to  authors,  Rtle,  journal  

•  Each  source  was  assigned  an  alphanumeric  code  that  corresponded  to  the  arRcle  in  Refworks  

•  Sources  uploaded  to  NVIVO  

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NVIVO  Amributes  

•  Developed  screening  quesRons  to  evaluate  quality  of  source  

•  Used  amributes  funcRon  within  classificaRons  to  do  this  

•  NVIVO  template  created  that  had  all  these  amributes  and  nodes  

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NVIVO  Amributes  

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NVIVO  Amributes    

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NVIVO  Coding  

•  Two  ways  to  code  – Text  tool  – Region  •   if  PDF  was  scanned  •  Amempted  to  opRmize  the  pdf  file  but  did  not  always  work  –  feature  in  Adobe  

•  To  see  what  was  coded  –  highlighted  areas  – Coding  stripes  on  sight  – Within  document  

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NVIVO  Coding  

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NVIVO  Coding  

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NVIVO  Reliability  

•  50%  of  arRcles  were  coded  again  by  a  second  reviewer  –  Reliability  agent  did  not  do  the  screenings  for  the  Rtle  or  abstract  

–  Every  researcher  had  hands  on  every  disorder  area  •  If  there  was  a  Kappa  of  0.5  or  lower,  two  reviewers  needed  to  reconcile  the  disagreement  – NVIVO  calculated  Kappa  

•  Needed  to  go  into  source  to  uncode  if  that  was  decision  of  two  reviewers  

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NVIVO  Reliability  

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Other  Useful  Sobware  •  Random  number  generator  – To  determine  arRcles  to  code  for  reliability  

•  Skype    – For  weekly  meeRngs  

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