Is the framework model always be: problematizing, clarifying issues, reasoning, synthesizing ideas, referencing? How a reply is tagged as problematizing, clarifying issues, reasoning, synthesizing ideas, referencing?
I am not clear on what your question is. Can you tell us more about the specific study or analysis that you have in mind.
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Hackett A, Strickland K (2018) Using the framework approach to analyse qualitative data: a worked example. Nurse Researcher. doi: 10.7748/nr.2018.e1580 (PDF) Using the framework approach to analyse qualitative data: a worked example. Available from: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/327648334_Using_the_framework_approach_to_analyse_qualitative_data_a_worked_example [accessed Oct 29 2021].
In my experience, models can be 'applied' in qualitative studies, but cannot be 'tested' as testing requires more of a quantitative technique such as SEM. However, qualitative analysis can give you a thorough application of a model either from an interpretive or inductive perspective. Your themes can be built around each construct of the model. Just make sure that your initial interview schedule questions are built carefully around each model construct before data collection.
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