Week 8- Introduction to Evidence Flashcards

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Describe data analysis in qualitative research

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  • Holistic approach
  • Large amounts of data in transcripts and notes
  • Data collection and analysis takes side by side
  • Generation of themes, categories, codes, explanations
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2
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What is content analysis?

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  • Systematic coding & categorisation approach

- Looking for trends and patterns of words used, their frequency, relationships, structures, communications

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3
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What is an example of rigour in qualitative research?

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Trustworthiness

-demonstration that evidence for results reported are sound when argument based on results is strong

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4
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Describe how credibility increases trustworthiness of research

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Establishing results are credible or believable from perspective of participant in research

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5
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Describe how transferability increases trustworthiness of research

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Results can be generalised or transferred to other contexts or settings

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Describe how dependability increases trustworthiness of research

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Assumption of replicability or repeatability

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7
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Describe how confirmibility increases trustworthiness of research

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Results could be confirmed by others

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8
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What are strategies that can improve rigour and trustworthiness in qualitative research?

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  • Purposive sampling
  • Triangulation (different ways to collect same data)
  • Audit of data collection
  • Multiple coders
  • Respondent validation/member checking
  • External observer (reduces bias)
  • Peer debriefing/review
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9
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Describe role of ethics in qualitative research

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  • Respect for persons: ensuring autonomy of research participants
  • Justice: ensuring a fair distribution of risks and benefits resulting form research
  • Beneficence: Minimising risks associated with research
  • Important to seek and obtain informed consent
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