Show yourself, experiences of patients with bipolar disorder recording a film to show their "euthymic being": A qualitative study
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2020-04
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Goossens, Peter J J
Daggenvoorde, Thea H
Groot Lipman, Melanie H G
van Bendegem, Micha A
Kars, Marijke C.
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Abstract
PURPOSE: To examine the experiences of outpatients with bipolar disorder recording a 10-minute film to show their "being" in a euthymic mood state. DESIGN AND METHODS: A multicenter qualitative study, in the context of a feasibility study for a newly developed intervention. Data were analyzed using the Stevick-Colaizzi-Keen method. FINDINGS: Participants experienced the recording as positive and valuable. Although camera anxiety was mentioned frequently, the overall conclusion is that recording a film in the context of a newly developed film intervention is valid. PRACTICE IMPLICATIONS: Clear information and support for the patient should be provided during the preparatory conversation and recording.
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bipolar disorder, euthymic, film, intervention development, Taverne, Journal Article
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Goossens, P J J, Daggenvoorde, T H, Groot Lipman, M H G, van Bendegem, M A & Kars, M C 2020, 'Show yourself, experiences of patients with bipolar disorder recording a film to show their "euthymic being" : A qualitative study', Perspectives in Psychiatric Care, vol. 56, no. 2, pp. 455-461. https://doi.org/10.1111/ppc.12456