Browsing by Author "Bromfield, Nicole F."
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Item Building, Maintaining, and Assessing Trusted Influence: A Grounded Theory of Clinical Social Workers on Interprofessional Behavioral Health Teams(2019-05) Kimbrough, Hannah Ashley Davis; Robbins, Susan P.; Brown, C. Brené; Bromfield, Nicole F.The intention of this qualitative study was to generate a theory, grounded in data, about the lived experiences of Licensed Clinical Social Workers (LCSWs) employed on interprofessional teams in behavioral health settings. Although much has been written and discussed about interprofessional teams, there is still a gap in understanding the perspective of LCSWs working on these teams in behavioral health. Adjusted conversational interviews were conducted with twenty-two LCSWs employed on interprofessional teams in behavioral health settings. The main concern that surfaced from the interviews was the need to develop trusted influence within the team in order to fully serve their clients and achieve the obligations of their role. The research participants resolved this main concern through the social process of Building, Maintaining, and Assessing Trusted Influence. Building, Maintaining, and Assessing Trusted Influence is composed of four circular strategies that work in tandem including: 1) clarifying value and role, 2) building trust and connection, 3) applying context agility and 4) expanding influence. Each strategy is illustrated by a basic social process of behaviors that support and inhibit one’s ability to develop trusted influence within a team. Building, Maintaining, and Assessing Trusted Influence has implications for not only social work education, practice, and policy, but also any profession where one may work on a team made up of various disciplines.Item Underlying Motives, Moral Agendas and Unlikely Partnerships: The Formulation of the U.S. Trafficking in Victims Protection Act through the Data and Voices of Key Policy Players(Advances in Social Work, 08/07/12) Bromfield, Nicole F.; Capous-Desyllas, MoshoulaIn response to the overwhelming amount of attention to human trafficking, the debates surrounding its definition, and its focus on the sex industry, the purpose of this study was to understand the motivations behind the formation of the Trafficking in Victims Protection Act (TVPA). Using the Advocacy Coalition Framework (ACF) as a model, data was collected and analyzed in order to examine the coalition identities of key players and their positions. Through the presentation of in-depth interview data with key policy players involved in the making of the TVPA, this article illustrates how and why the TVPA was formulated, the implications of its development, and the necessity for critical analysis of its effects. The use of alternative frameworks of labor and migration for understanding trafficking is proposed. Further consideration is given to legislative changes to eliminate anti-prostitution ideology and to support anti-oppressive approaches to addressing forced or deceptive working conditions.Item Using an Arts-Informed Eclectic Approach to Photovoice Data Analysis(International Journal of Qualitative Methods, 02/02/18) Capous-Desyllas, Moshoula; Bromfield, Nicole F.Arts-informed approaches in qualitative research are gaining more recognition as being a critical research approach in the social sciences. Using arts in research is most commonly seen in the data collection process and in data representation, however, very little is written about how to use arts-informed approaches in data analysis. There are no “how-to” guides and researchers who engage in photovoice research often implement traditional qualitative methods for analyzing their data. The purpose of this article is to merge creativity with rigor to illustrate alternative means to analyze photovoice research data. This article serves as a practical and systematic guide for interpreting photographic and interview transcript data from photovoice projects. Various tables illustrate organizational strategies, and collages serve as a metaphor for the analysis process and themes. The benefits of using arts-informed analysis methods include cross-disciplinary study, innovative ways to interpret data, enhancement of trustworthiness and rigor, and building creative mediums as a form of knowledge.