collecting qualitative data Flashcards

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2 advantages of case study

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offers rich and in-depth information, highly versatile
Can be used for different purposes: development of new services, organisational changes in planning, purchasing or delivery of health services

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.case study

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in depth analysis of single or small number of units

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study method: phenomenology

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event, situation, experience or concept

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2.advantages of phenomenology

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being with acknowledgment that there is a gap in knowledge
-raise awareness -increase insight

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study method- semi structured disadvantage

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not provide explanations

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ehthnography

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from anthropology(study about people)methodology for descriptive studies of cultures and peoples-requires extensive and immersive fieldwork by researchers

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Focused ethnography:

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applied and pragmatic form of ethnography-starts with focused field of enquiry and a clear problem focussed research question

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Altcon study:

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understands how, what conditions for patients and what way alternatives to face-to-face consultations present benefits +challenges to patients

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what methods did the Alton study conduct?

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Non participant observation, informal conversations, interviews and document reviews

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grounded theory

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development of new theory through collection and analysis of data about phenomenon

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4 data collection method used in ground theory

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literature review, document analysis, interviews, observations

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Collective qualitative research

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focus groups: group interview. Mix of open and close questions
-observation: systematic +detailed recording of behaviour and talk.

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what happens at the end of collecting qualitative data?

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Use structured list of items or interactions to observe aids data collection. Full field notes are written up as soon as practicable after period of observation

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4 examples of structured list of items used when collecting qualitative data?

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-photographs
-written text
-document analysis
-interview- conversation with purpose

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Three types of interviews:

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1.structured interview-fixed questions in order
2.semi-strucutre-list of questions asked in flexible order +has open questions
3.unstrucured or narrative interviews

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