Primary qualitative studies evaluated by NICE have generally collected data through focus groups, one-to-one interviews, or questionnaire surveys with analysis of free-text responses. Thematic ...

Using the evidence: The benefits of passive data collection and e-memory for qualitative research Robert Cook Introduction Advances in technology have been the central driving force in creating the ...

Qualitative research in dentistry This paper explores the most common methods of data collection used in qualitative research: interviews and focus groups. The paper examines each method in detail ...

Results: A range of methods is available for synthesising diverse forms of evidence. These include narrative summary, thematic analysis, grounded theory, meta-ethnography, meta-study, realist ...

In the first episode of the ELICIT podcast, a new series produced in partnership with Cerner Enviza, the speakers discuss qualitative real-world evidence and a unique dementia project from ...

Quantitative data involves measurable evidence, while qualitative data stems from observation and interpretation, often being more subjective. “Quantitative data provides the hard numbers, trends and ...

Small-Scale Female Food Producers and Climate Change: Qualitative evidence from Ethiopia The main objective of the study is to examine small-scale female food producers’ (SSFFP) awareness, capability ...

Lack of collection of sexual orientation and gender identity (SOGI) data in oncology practices limits assessment of sexual and gender minority (SGM) cancer patients' experiences and restricts ...

Objective Recent research grounded in the experiences of elite female athletes has shed light on the complex challenges of navigating sport environments that do not support or value pregnant or ...