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Table 1 Studies included in analyses

From: The applicability of normalisation process theory to speech and language therapy: a review of qualitative research on a speech and language intervention

Study

Participants

Measures and Analysis

Girolametto, Tannock and Siegel (1993)

Mothers who had taken part in a HPP

N = 32

Likert satisfaction questionnaires with descriptive analysis

Videotaped interaction of parent-child interaction with coding of behaviour

Glogowska and Campbell (2000)

Parents who had taken part in a RCT to evaluate traditional SLT intervention in pre-school children

N = 16 selected respondents according to the logic of maximum variation

Semi-structured interviews framework analysis

Glogowska, Campbell, Peters, Roulstone and Enderby (2001)

Parents who had taken part in a RCT to evaluate traditional SLT intervention in pre-school children.

N = 89

12-Item questionnaire with factor analysis

(SLT frame of reference)

Baxendale, Frankham and Hesketh (2001)

Parents who had taken part in a controlled study to compare HPP with traditional clinic-based SLT

N = 37 in total

Semi-structured interviews with parents

Satisfaction questionnaires

Pennington and Thomson (2007)

SLTs who deliver the HPP in the UK

N = 16

Focus Groups with SLTs

Thematic analysis