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Qualitative input on grants
The QUAHRC at King's College London consists of a core team of qualitative researchers with expertise in designing and conducting high quality qualitative research. Expert advice on the design and conduct of qualitative research within studies is vital to ensure that data collection and analyses are rigorous and the study findings credible and authentic, thereby meeting the study aims and satisfying requirements for high impact journals. Discussions around the role of qualitative research in grants need to take place as early as possible to ensure it is fully embedded in the research programme.
Getting qualitative input for your study
If qualitative input is required, the support request form (download here) should be submitted to quahrc [at] kcl [dot] ac [dot] uk well in advance to allow sufficient time for the qualitative team to contribute to the project before grant submission. Different levels of qualitative collaboration are provided, please see "More Information" below.
We have particular expertise in the following research areas: cancer, culture and ethnicity, dementia, depression & anxiety, eating disorders, gender-based violence, mental health nursing, migrant communities, neurological disorders, older adults’ mental health, online interventions, peer support, psychosocial interventions, policy research, psychosis and schizophrenia, recovery, trauma.
NHS Research Design Service London
See also the NHS Research Design Service London website for resources on writing a qualitative research proposal and to request expert one-to-one help with developing and refining your grant application.
