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How to Design a Qualitative Health Research Study. Part 2: Data Generation and Analysis Considerations

Luciani, M.; Orr, E.; Campbell, K.; Nguyen, L.; Ausili, D.; Jack, S.M.

Professioni Infermieristiche 72(3): 221-231

2019

ISSN/ISBN: 0033-0205
PMID: 31883573
Document Number: 699654
Nella prima parte di questo articolo, abbiamo introdotto questioni metodologiche associate alla progettazione dello studio, domande di ricerca, contesto, campionamento e reclutamento per studi di ricerca qualitativa sanitaria. In questa seconda parte dell'articolo, continuiamo a fornire ai ricercatori della salute informazioni su come progettare uno studio di ricerca qualitativa sanitaria e ci proponiamo di preparare i ricercatori alle prime armi per andare sul campo. In particolare, fornendo considerazioni per la selezione della strategia di raccolta dati, differenziazione dei tipi di dati qualitativi e consigli pratici su come andare sul campo. Dopodiché, discuteremo brevemente la gestione, l'analisi e la diffusione dei dati.

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