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Qualitative Special Interest Group
27 January 2025

QSIG Midday Talk: Point of view filming and the elicitation interview

This presentation by Dr Jonathan Skinner from Surrey Business School will examine the use of digital glasses in healthcare settings. It will suggest that point of view recordings can be used as a means of eliciting tacit knowledge in protagonists. These ‘confrontations’ with footage have been suggested to be pre-reflective responses in trainee scenarios from ward rounds to A&E simulations.

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RSS Ethics
27 January 2025

Developing a post-data collection analysis plan

The NIHR Research Support Service delivered by King’s College London & Partners is hosting an online group session to help you navigate and resolve analysis issues in your qualitative research. Whether you need to develop an analysis plan ad hoc, or your initial qualitative analysis plan requires adjustment, our group session will get you back on track and help you to develop a post-data collection analysis plan.

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Qualitative Special Interest Group
2 December 2024

QSIG Midday Talk: Co-design for digital health

Insights from creating an open access course, methods library and pilot support service: in this month’s QSIG, Emelia Delaney, Dr Lili Golmohammadi and Lana Samuels from the King’s Health Partners Digital Health Hub will discuss the development process behind the recently launched Co-design for digital health course, methods library, and complimentary pilot support service (one-to-one advice sessions and taster workshops on design co-methods).

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QUAHRC Seminar Series
13 November 2024

Health Research Under Siege

Since October 7 2023, hundreds of Palestinian medics and healthcare workers killed or detained, all 12 universities in Gaza have been destroyed, and healthcare facilities have been decimated including at time of recording 20 out of 22 hospitals in Northern Gaza. Amidst this devastation, conducting qualitative and participatory health research presents profound challenges and moral dilemmas. This seminar explores the how Palestinian researchers have reacted and adapted.

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Qualitative Special Interest Group
1 July 2024

QSIG Midday Talk: Using qualitative longitudinal research to investigate how Universal Credit impacts claimants with health conditions and disabilities

Dr Steph Morris presents findings of a longitudinal qualitative study (January 2022-April 2024) with 47 UC claimants who reported mental and/or physical health conditions. She will reflect on the benefits and the challenges of using a longitudinal methodology to explore and disseminate such policy relevant findings.

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Qualitative Special Interest Group
3 June 2024

QSIG Midday Talk: Perfomance Practice as Research in the Health Context

Alex Mermikides will open with a brief overview of arts practice as research, an increasingly established methodology within arts and humanities research. She will then share examples from her own research, which uses performance-making to investigate medical experience.

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Qualitative Special Interest Group
29 April 2024

QSIG Midday Talk: A participatory arts-based exploration of young people’s mental health following adverse childhood experiences

Simran Sansoy and Isabelle Butcher, based at the University of Oxford, Department of Psychiatry, will present the methodologies the ATTUNE project has utilised to date. This includes creative arts practice data, such as animation, photography, dance, as well as quantitative data.

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Qualitative Special Interest Group
18 March 2024

QSIG Midday Talk: Understanding creative methods in the context of applied health research

Reflecting on an approach that combines Video-Reflexive Ethnography, Experience-Based Co-Design and creative thinking: Dr Clair Le Boutillier will present her fellowship study that explores how creative methods and design collaborations can be used to inform the co-design of digital personalised care and support planning for adults living with colorectal cancer.

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QUAHRC Seminar Series
6 March 2024

Joe Whelan on Narratives Beyond Interpretation

Dr Joe Whelan from Trinity College Dublin explores research using shared walking as an arts based, biographical method.

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Qualitative Special Interest Group
29 January 2024

QSIG Midday Talk: Using a multimedia mobile app for participant communications in a qualitative longitudinal study

Annie Irvine presents her experiences of using a multimedia mobile phone app to keep in touch with participants in a qualitative longitudinal study of transitions between work and welfare benefits, for people with mental health problems.

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QUAHRC Seminar Series
5 December 2023

Alicia Stringfellow on the Biographical Narrative Interpretive Method

At this seminar, Alicia Stringfellow presents the use of the Biographical Narrative Interpretive Method to facilitate storytelling with marginalised groups.

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Qualitative Special Interest Group
27 November 2023

QSIG Midday Talk: The use of metaphors by patients and caregivers to frame experiences across five long-term conditions

QSIG Midday Talk: The use of metaphors by patients and caregivers to frame experiences across five long-term conditions

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