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some sense of risk characterize the HMO members’ decisions to search forcare of the mundane ailment.Analysis by respondent categoriesThough previously delineated dimensions seemed to appear in the new data,in July 1984 we faced the critical question of how abstract our analysis shouldbe. We saw that we needed general codes that would cut across all eight casesin each of the four groups of respondents (eight men and women with insuranceon themselves and others, eight men and women with insurance only onthemselves), using gender as an obvious dimension. On 23 July our teamconference focused on these issues:How formal should we get? Is our goal simply to describe the groups ofmen and women in the sample? For our report to Maxi-Care [our sponsor]we can fall out somewhere between completely formal codes and an overlydiscursive kind of thing. In other words a general description of each ofthese groups versus analysis across and within our analytic dimensions orcategories. The strategy that emerged is that we will delineate a couple ofdescriptors for each group and then see if we can blend them at a higherlevel above the raw data. The agenda for next time then is to characterizethe four groups by certain questions (health history, taking care of self)using dimensions we’ve dealt with for years like persistence, risk, etc. Wedon’t have to invent new categories.A week later, when we gathered to review this exercise, our team meetingnotes acknowledged that it was easier to describe what respondents do thanto characterize them more abstractly. At that meeting our report of our exerciseshows a very descriptive set of statements for the groups, but not the abstractconceptualizations we sought. This prompted a more thorough reading of eachof the four groups (eight men with, eight men without coverage for others,eight women with and eight women without coverage for others).To do this each team member took one of these groups and read eachinterview for that group of eight in its entirety, again looking for alteration ofolder dimensions or emergence of new. Each team member then wrote a memoon his or her respective group, summarizing the group question by question.Here is part of Droes’s summary on the women with policies for self andothers, showing the interplay of previously delineated dimensions in theirreports of physician use:Respondents’ assessment of consequences of self-care, preventive care,tolerance or persistence of symptoms influence their use of the physician.
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