07/17/2020
Speaker(s): Yuka Asada, Institute for Health Research & Policy, University of Illinois at Chicago
Title: "Conducting a qualitative research synthesis for implementation research: Approaches, methods, and other considerations"
Audience: Everyone (Public)
Talk Description:
This discussion will review approaches to qual synthesis: Qualitative meta-synthesis or meta-analysis as described by Sandelowski (in her handbook), as well as a review of the Cochrane Qualitative and Implementation Methods Group series on qualitative and mixed methods synthesis methods. The presentation will also describe a qualitative synthesis project (in its early phases) in public health/early childcare education and ask members to share their wisdom and experiences in applying this method.
Zoom Instructions:
This meeting will be virtual only. Contact Lauretta Grau (lauretta.grau@yale.edu) with any questions.
- Attending by telephone:
- Dial 203-432-9666.
- Enter 8315705782
- Attending by computer or mobile device:
- Enter https://yale.zoom.us/j/8315705782 (You may be prompted to download Zoom.)
Overview:
The goal of the discussion group is to provide opportunities for individuals involved in qualitative or mixed-methods research to meet regularly to discuss the qualitative research process and potentially problem-solve issues that may arise when engaged in qualitative research. Discussion topics include, but are not limited to: logistics, data management, analysis, dissemination, role of the researcher, and ethics. It is intended as a venue for discussing research in progress and new or relevant literature on qualitative methods and practice as well as to create networking opportunities and foster research collaborations. IRM Core member, Lauretta Grau, PhD, is coordinating the meetings. She can be reached at lauretta.grau@yale.edu.
Location: Virtual
