Presentation on Qualitative Research in Healthcare: PUBH6013

This presentation provides an overview of qualitative research methods applied in healthcare settings. It begins with an introduction highlighting the significance of support functions in healthcare, followed by a discussion on the nature of data used, including primary and secondary research. The presentation outlines the data collection methods, emphasizing the use of interpretivism as the research philosophy. It also addresses ethical and cultural considerations, underscoring the importance of informed consent and avoiding plagiarism. The presentation details data sources such as scholarly articles, interviews, focus groups, and observations, along with sampling techniques. The content is supported by references to relevant academic sources. The presentation is designed to fulfill the assessment criteria, which includes demonstrating the ability to apply qualitative research methods, appreciate ethical and cultural considerations, and understand sampling techniques.

QUALITATIVE RESEARCH
IN HEALTHCARE
Name of the Student

The presentation will present;
• Background of the research
• The data collection methods
• The research Philosophy
• Ethical and cultural considerations
INTRODUCTION
2

Research has been carried out to provide the significance of
support functions in Healthcare.
Nature of data used; 1. Primary 2. Secondary
RESEARCH
UNDERTAKEN
3

Qualitative analysis could have been carried out with the help of
secondary research.
DATA
COLLECTION
4

The research will be carried out with reference to a research
philosophy that is known as interpretivism
RESEARCH
PHILOSOPHY
5

• There are various ethical and cultural
considerations that are to be taken into
consideration
• Information will be sourced from the latter
with the help of interviews, focus groups
and observations.
• Consent has been focussed on and
plagiarism has been avoided.
ETHICAL
CONSIDERATION
6

• People from different cultural
backgrounds will be taking part in the
research
• People from different cultural
backgrounds will be subject to read the
findings.
• No statements in the research that
demean people on the basis of culture,
values, religion, age or gender.
CULTURAL
CONSIDERATION
7

• Data will be sourced from;
• Scholarly sourced,
• Interviews
• Focus groups
• Observations
SAMPLING
TECHNIQUES
8

THANK
YOU

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