In the rapidly changing world of digital healthcare research this book offers a digital lens in the participatory perspective of ethnography, a qualitative methodology. With its unique approach, it will be an invaluable resource for prospective and experienced qualitative researchers in a broad array of medical and health disciplines.
In the rapidly changing world of digital healthcare research this book offers a digital lens in the participatory perspective of ethnography, a qualitative methodology. With its unique approach, it will be an invaluable resource for prospective and experienced qualitative researchers in a broad array of medical and health disciplines.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Acknowledgements; Dedication; Preface; 1. Introduction to digital platforms and digital research approaches encryption cybersecurity and bandwidth: considerations for qualitative researchers Christopher Hayre Paul Hackett Ava Gordley-Smith Marcia Scherer and Dave Muller; 2. Doing digital qualitative research: key ethical considerations Rebecca Wise Jeff Gavin and Karen Rodham; 3. Using video diaries for remote observational research Steve Hagelman and Melinda Rea-Holloway; 4. (In)equitable Shifts: mapping a pivot to digital diary and remote research methods with queer youth in the times of COVID-19 Rodney Stehr [1 3] Danya Fast [1 2] Rod Knight [1 2]§*; 5. 'To be or not to be?' Qualitative Research Upon and During a Pandemic Outbreak Gillie Gabay; 6. Adopting digital methods: conducting qualitative interviews and focus groups in the midst of a pandemic Ruth Strudwick and Hollie Hadwen; 7. Lessons learned conducting online qualitative interviews during Covid-19 Sally Lindsay Hiba Ahmed Vanessa Tomas and Abirami Vijaykaumar; 8. Virtual Interviewing in the Age of Covid-19: considerations for Qualitative Research Charles Edmund Degeneffe Ph.D. MSSW CRC; 9. Minimizing the Impact Technology has on Interviewer-Interviewee Rapport: An Existential-Phenomenological Analysis Patrick M Whitehead and Gary Senecal; 10. Participatory and invasive online worlds: exploring the research method of qualitative digital ethnography Adele Philips and Shane Blackman Canterbury Christ Church University United Kingdom; 11. Using online survey tools to improve access to international experts: The 'E-Delphi' Georgina Clutterbuck; 12. Refining Interview Protocol for Online Interview on the Employment of Person with Down Syndrome: Insights from A Pilot Test Md Mizanur Rahmana* Abg Safuana Sharifa Ezatb Razitasham Safiia Chen Yoke Yonga Rosalia Saimona Ting Chuong Hocka; 13. Technology-aided Programs to Support Leisure Communication and Daily Activities in People with Intellectual and Multiple Disabilities Giulio E. Lancioni Nirbhay N. Singh Mark F. O'Reilly Jeff Sigafoos and Gloria Alberti; 14. Virtual Qualitative Data Collection: a South African autoethnographic perspective Shantel Lewis Prof Charlene Downing Dr Christopher M. Hayre; Afterword Paul M. W. Hackett Christopher M. Hayre Ava Gordley-Smith Marcia Scherer and Dave Muller.
Acknowledgements; Dedication; Preface; 1. Introduction to digital platforms and digital research approaches encryption cybersecurity and bandwidth: considerations for qualitative researchers Christopher Hayre Paul Hackett Ava Gordley-Smith Marcia Scherer and Dave Muller; 2. Doing digital qualitative research: key ethical considerations Rebecca Wise Jeff Gavin and Karen Rodham; 3. Using video diaries for remote observational research Steve Hagelman and Melinda Rea-Holloway; 4. (In)equitable Shifts: mapping a pivot to digital diary and remote research methods with queer youth in the times of COVID-19 Rodney Stehr [1 3] Danya Fast [1 2] Rod Knight [1 2]§*; 5. 'To be or not to be?' Qualitative Research Upon and During a Pandemic Outbreak Gillie Gabay; 6. Adopting digital methods: conducting qualitative interviews and focus groups in the midst of a pandemic Ruth Strudwick and Hollie Hadwen; 7. Lessons learned conducting online qualitative interviews during Covid-19 Sally Lindsay Hiba Ahmed Vanessa Tomas and Abirami Vijaykaumar; 8. Virtual Interviewing in the Age of Covid-19: considerations for Qualitative Research Charles Edmund Degeneffe Ph.D. MSSW CRC; 9. Minimizing the Impact Technology has on Interviewer-Interviewee Rapport: An Existential-Phenomenological Analysis Patrick M Whitehead and Gary Senecal; 10. Participatory and invasive online worlds: exploring the research method of qualitative digital ethnography Adele Philips and Shane Blackman Canterbury Christ Church University United Kingdom; 11. Using online survey tools to improve access to international experts: The 'E-Delphi' Georgina Clutterbuck; 12. Refining Interview Protocol for Online Interview on the Employment of Person with Down Syndrome: Insights from A Pilot Test Md Mizanur Rahmana* Abg Safuana Sharifa Ezatb Razitasham Safiia Chen Yoke Yonga Rosalia Saimona Ting Chuong Hocka; 13. Technology-aided Programs to Support Leisure Communication and Daily Activities in People with Intellectual and Multiple Disabilities Giulio E. Lancioni Nirbhay N. Singh Mark F. O'Reilly Jeff Sigafoos and Gloria Alberti; 14. Virtual Qualitative Data Collection: a South African autoethnographic perspective Shantel Lewis Prof Charlene Downing Dr Christopher M. Hayre; Afterword Paul M. W. Hackett Christopher M. Hayre Ava Gordley-Smith Marcia Scherer and Dave Muller.
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