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Table 2 Overview of initial themes during analytical step 1; groups and subgroups in analytical step 2 during the first and second phase (after discussion with co-authors)

From: “They were sort of in the room with me”: a qualitative study about callers’ experience of video streaming during medical emergency calls

Analytical step 1

Analytical step 2

   

Initial themes

Groups (first draft)

Subgroups (first draft)

Category headings (final draft)

Sub-categories (final draft)

Common understanding of the situation

User friendliness

Unexpected technology

Possible technological and human barriers

The unexpected option of video streaming

Anticipations to technology

Obstacles when activating video streaming

Increased safety

Ease of communication

Difficulties explaining

Afraid to say/do the wrong thing

What the caller believed was useful to the dispatcher

Increased sense of safety

Feeling safer by showing than telling

Shifting the responsibility

User friendliness

Discomforts

Feeling of safety

Reassurance

Guidance

Guidance

Experienced discomfort

The perspective of the patient

Increased stress

Emotional discomforts

The societal taboo of filming ill or injured persons

Increased stress in the situation

Experience by the patient of being filmed