May 23, 2024

Public workspaceExperiences of Adult Lung Transplant Recipients: A Qualitative Meta-Synthesis protocol

This protocol is a draft, published without a DOI.
  • Eunjin Yang1,
  • Soyoung Jang2
  • 1Gachon University;
  • 2Kyungil University
Eunjin Yang
Open access
Protocol Citation: Eunjin Yang, Soyoung Jang 2024. Experiences of Adult Lung Transplant Recipients: A Qualitative Meta-Synthesis protocol. protocols.io https://protocols.io/view/experiences-of-adult-lung-transplant-recipients-a-dd9c292w
License: This is an open access protocol distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License,  which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original author and source are credited
Protocol status: Working
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Created: May 23, 2024
Last Modified: May 23, 2024
Protocol Integer ID: 100356
Keywords: Lung transplantation, Qualitative
Funders Acknowledgement:
Gachon University
Grant ID: GCU-202305310001
Abstract
This qualitative meta-synthesis aims to explores the comprehensive experiences of lung transplant recipients covering their pre, awaiting, and post transplantation stages. This study will be conducted followed by Paterson's methodology. The literature search, selection, and reporting will be following PRISMA guidelines and qualitative appraisal will be using The Critical Appraisal Skills Programme. The paper will synthesize patients' emotional, psychological, and social challenges encounter before and after their lung transplantation surgery.
Guidelines
Meta-study approach proposed by Paterson's practical guidelines (2001)
Materials
N/A
Experiences of Adult Lung Transplant Recipients: A Qualitative Meta-Synthesis protocol
Experiences of Adult Lung Transplant Recipients: A Qualitative Meta-Synthesis protocol
This qualitative meta-synthesis protocol is written based on the steps of PROSPERO.
Review title.
Experiences of Adult Lung Transplant Recipients: A Qualitative Meta-Synthesis
Anticipated or actual start date.
09/01/2024
* Anticipated completion date.
31/12/2025
Funding sources/sponsors.
This work was supported by the Gachon University research fund of 2023. (GCU-202305310001)
Conflicts of interest. None
Review question. What are the experiences related to transplantation of the patients with end-stage pulmonary disease considering lung transplantation as a treatment option?
Searches. Search periods: ~ 2023.12.31 Database: PubMed, EMASE, CINAHL, PsycINFO, Cochrane Page: 3
Condition or domain being studied.
End stage lung disease
Participants/population.
Inclusion: Aged 18 and older, participants who are in the pre-lung transplantation phase, waiting for transplantation, and those who are post-lung transplantation. Exclusion: Type of disease or type of surgeries (ex. lung transplantation and other types of transplantation) are mixed. In case of including pediatrics or adolescent.
* Intervention(s), exposure(s).
All experiences regarding lung transplantation, except for articles only focusing on educational needs or contents.
* Comparator(s)/control.
Not applicable
* Types of study to be included.
All types of qualitative study
Context.
All settings (i.e. acute care, community, etc)
* Main outcome(s).
Lung transplantation related experiences and perspectives among patients with end stage lung disease involving lung transplantation as treatment option
* Data extraction (selection and coding).
Author, year, country, year of study, purpose, study design, study setting, numbers of participants, gender, age, type of lung disease, stage in transplant trajectory, theoretical framework, data collection, data analysis, method of trustworthiness, main summary of qualitative findings
* Risk of bias (quality) assessment.
The Critical Appraisal Skills Programme (CASP)
* Strategy for data synthesis.
Meta-study approach proposed by Paterson's practical guidelines (2001)
* Analysis of subgroups or subsets.
Not applicable
* Type and method of review.
Qualitative meta-synthesis
Language.
English
* Country.
South Korea
Dissemination plans.
Yes
Keywords.
lung transplantation, qualitative