Choosing a Qualitative Research Approach
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Abstract
Educators often pose questions about qualitative research. For example, a program director might say: “I collect data from my residents about their learning experiences in a new longitudinal clinical rotation. If I want to know about their learning experiences, should I use qualitative methods? I have been told that there are many approaches from which to choose. Someone suggested that I use grounded theory, but how do I know this is the best approach? Are there others?”Qualitative research is the systematic inquiry into social phenomena in natural settings. These phenomena can include, but are not limited to, how people experience aspects of their lives, how individuals and/or groups behave, how organizations…
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Authors
5- ATArianne TeheraniCorresponding
- TMTina Martimianakis
- TSTerese Stenfors
- AWAnupma Wadhwa
- LVLara Varpio
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Keywords
- Positivism
- Qualitative research
- Function (biology)
- Grounded theory
- Epistemology
- Set (abstract data type)
- Qualitative property
- Psychology
UN Sustainable Development Goals
- Quality Education
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