Evolving Research in Qualitative and Mixed Methods hosted by NVivo
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This free webinar series showcases the evolving research methods used with qualitative and mixed methods research. Join leading researchers, like Adele Clarke, Virginia Braun and Victoria Clark to learn about their theoretical frameworks and practical suggestions in conducting rigorous qualitative and mixed methods research.
Coding the Real World: What is Real World Evidence in Health
Qualitative Data Analysis Beyond the Interview
Situational Analysis Extending Grounded Theory
Introduction to Thematic Analysis
Narrative Portraits in Qualitative Research
SAGE authors are presenting!
Thematic Analysis A Practical Guide by Virginia Braun and Victoria Clarke
Situational Analysis Grounded Theory After the Interpretive Turn, Second Edition by Adele E. Clarke, Carrie Friese, Rachel S. Washburn
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