Qualitative Research Methods: A Health Focus
By C. Newell. 2000
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Citations in the corpus
- Part II. rigour in qualitative research: complexities and solutions. (2005, background): “' In so doing, I might have been more playful, sometimes soulful and even artistic.”
- Applying thematic analysis theory to practice: A researcher’s experience (2005, methodology): “The author shares the view that a ‘first step in qualitative data analysis involves conducting a literature review’ (Rice & Ezzy, 2000: 191; Coffey & Atkinson, 1996; see Figure 3).”
- Understanding and Evaluating Qualitative Research∗ (2002, background): “Qualitative research interviews aim to elicit participants’ views of their lives, as portrayed in their stories [6], and so to gain access to their experiences, feelings and social worlds.”
- Focus Group Interview as a Tool for Qualitative Research: An Analysis (2013, background): “Rice and Ezzy (1999) suggest that focus group may be held in mother tongue of the subjects.”