… In institutional ethnography, the term is based on Michael … , as institutional ethnography does
not see institutional discourses … The analytic goal in an institutional ethnography is to make …

… care-givers’ information work. This article stems from a larger institutional ethnography
study that seeks to understand and make visible the intricacies and invisibility of family care-…

… This study utilizes institutional ethnography to reveal how decision-making is coordinated
in practice for people with mild to moderate IDs living in supported residential environments in …

… to the work of case management in home care. In the first phase of the study, we conducted
an institutional ethnography [41]. Institutional ethnography is an approach which aims to …

… However, their experience and desire for greater support is heightened by this meta-ethnography,
and our findings identified specific needs along the young caregivers’ journey and …

… the results of an institutional ethnography should, in fact, … institutional ethnography maps,
in this chapter, I provide an overview to a mapping exercise I carried out with family caregivers …

… meta-ethnography developed by Noblit and Hare (1988), a seven-step interpretive methodology
for qualitative synthesis [32] which is a widely used approach in health and social care […

… This paper is based on ethnography in ten households in Germany. … informal care experience
and implications for design are discussed: the self-concept of the caregivers as being care …

… /or willingness to provide care that pertained to culture-specific norms of informal care
provision amongst adults (aged 18 years and over) self-identifying as informal caregivers. Studies …

… network of institutional ethnographic researchers has emerged … published examples of
institutional ethnographic research, … We understand institutional ethnography as an emergent …