Publications by authors named "Annette Hendrikx"
Article Synopsis
- Researchers aim to address the experiences of individuals with cognitive and language impairments to achieve epistemic justice, recognizing the importance of non-verbal communication methods alongside verbal ones.
- Ethical challenges often arise in research contexts, even when employing creative and observational methods, highlighting the complexity of engaging with such populations.
- The article presents case studies illustrating these ethical dilemmas and suggests that reflecting on these experiences through peer discussions can help researchers navigate the tensions they encounter in their work.
Primary Objective: To describe factors influencing the QoL of patients with Parkinson's disease (PD), as experienced by patients themselves.
Research Design: A qualitative design was used to investigate which factors influence the QoL of patients with PD as this design allows one to focus sufficiently on (reporting) the experiences of patients and their perspectives.
Methods And Procedures: Interviews with patients (n = 27) were organized which formed the input for four focus groups and participants were selected by the Dutch Parkinson Association (PV).
Introduction: Participation is important in rehabilitation of people with acquired brain injury (ABI). Studies have shown that their participation is problematic. It is, however, unknown how they experience their participation and what influences their participation.
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