September 15, 2026 · Family practice · DOI: 10.1093/fampra/cmag070

Situational analysis

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The authors, Adam Christianson and Patricia Thille, explore the utility of situational analysis as a qualitative method for understanding the complexities of interprofessional collaborative and person-centered care teams in primary care settings. They aim to demonstrate how this methodology can effectively map and analyze the diverse perspectives and dynamics within healthcare situations, ultimately highlighting the inclusion and exclusion of various groups and values in healthcare delivery. The paper outlines the strengths and assumptions of situational analysis, providing insights into its successful application in health and social care research.

Adam Christianson, Patricia Thille

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