PUBH6013: Qualitative Research - Interview Analysis and Presentation

This presentation provides a summary of interview techniques used in qualitative research for public health, focusing on coding and theming. It reflects on the understanding gained regarding interview tools and techniques, highlighting the importance of well-framed questionnaires. Factors influencing research outcomes, such as population size, research atmosphere, and participant interest, are also considered. The presentation includes data analysis methods, such as charts and graphs, for evaluating collected information. It also touches on the satisfaction levels with community health, healthcare systems, and overall quality of life, referencing relevant public health literature.

S T U D E N T I D :
QUALITATIVE RESEARCH
METHOD

Introduction
This presentation depicts the summary of
interview technique.
It also demonstrates the Coding and Theming
that is associate with the public health.

Summary of reflection
In this section, I gained my understanding of
interview tools and techniques that could be
imperative for the accomplishment of the desired
goal.
It is evaluated that interview questionnaire should
be framed due to make a higher profit (Baum,
2016).
In this section, I also observed that there are many
factors that could influence overall outcome named
population size, the atmosphere of research, the
interest of research candidates, safety level, and the
topic of research.

Part 2: Coding and Theming
The data analysis is an imperative tool for
evaluating collected information about the
research issue (Tulchinsky & Varavikova,
2014).
There are certain sources that could be
considered by the researcher to present their
data by the chart, graph, and table.
Furthermore, the interview questionnaire
could be associated with community health,
democratic, and quality of life.

Cont…
Very unhealthy
Very healthy
0 10 20 30
How would you
rate the overall
health of our
community
How would
you rate the
overall health
of our
community
Very unhealthy Unhealthy Somewhat
healthy
Healthy
Very healthy
8
18
35
9
How would rate your own
personal health
How would rate your own personal health
50%50%
Gender
Masculine Feminine
Under 21 22-27 years 28-32 years More than
32
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
45
Age-group
Age-group

Cont…
Less
than
1
years
2-6
years
7- 11
years
More
than
12
years
0
20
40
Experience
Experience
Strongly agree
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Strongly disagree
0 5 10 15 20 25 30
Satisfied with the quality of
life in our community
Satisfied with the
quality of life in our
community
Strongly
agree
Agree Neutral Disagree Strongly
disagree
0
40
satisfied with the health care system in
the community satisfied with the health care
system in the community

References
Baum, F. (2016). The new public health (No. Ed.
4). USA: Oxford University Press.
Jones, D. E., Greenberg, M., & Crowley, M.
(2015). Early social-emotional functioning and
public health: The relationship between
kindergarten social competence and future
wellness. American journal of public
health, 105(11), 2283-2290.
Tulchinsky, T. H., & Varavikova, E. A.
(2014). The new public health. USA: Academic
Press.