Thematic Analysis_Phase 4 - reviewing themes - David Interview - Coding Memo_054

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This phase began with collating the sub-themes. The process of collating them out of context, allowed objective review, to see if the sub-themes stand alone. The sub-themes are now collated together and the next step will be to apply them to the research questions.













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