AI meets qualitative research. Lessons from EU-wide case studies on cancer prevention and health literacy. #AIQual #PublicHealth | Bibiana Barrera Bernal doi.org/10.1177/1609...

What if snowball sampling fails? Lessons from rural China on building trust within fragmented groups. #Ethnography #OpportunisticSampling | Guannan Zou doi.org/10.1177/1609...

Conducting diary methods on social media? This new paper offers key tips to help you design an ethical and insightful study. | Ellie Atayee-Bennett doi.org/10.1177/1609...

Rural communities face unique health challenges. New research shows how participatory mapping tools can help design local solutions. | Aspen D. Avery doi.org/10.1177/1609...

Empowering youth voices. Insights from participatory evaluation of co-creation processes in support of environmental action. | Aoife Deane doi.org/10.1177/1609...

Read about creative facilitation workshops with children and families for public health research. Processes, benefits and challenges | Carolyn D. Summerbell doi.org/10.1177/1609...

Emotional and Intuitive Reflexivity. Enabling conflict researchers to thrive and not just survive. | Mian Abid Shah doi.org/10.1177/1609...

Read about creative facilitation workshops with children and families for public health research. Processes, benefits and challenges | Carolyn D. Summerbell doi.org/10.1177/1609...

Qualitative practices of reflexivity often carry tacit assumptions. What are these, and how can we become more critically reflexive of reflexivity itself? | Catherine Trundle, Natalie Araujo, Sumaira Khan, Tarryn Phillips

Economic abuse is an under-researched facet of IPV. We explore money, power & control through an intersectional lens. #IPV #EconomicAbuse | Pernilla Liedgren

Together, lived experience experts and researchers used a community-engaged approach to transform human trafficking research into a healing, inclusive process.

New study explores stigma & challenges faced by pregnant healthcare workers. Systematic review protocol in @IJQM #PregnantHCWs #WorkplaceBias | Ravi Shankar

In disasters, networks matter. This approach reveals how relationships drive #emergencymanagement and #resilience | Todd Miller journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10....

Powerful yet precarious: @nasrulismail27 and @willsharvey argue that power and vulnerability are co-produced. They challenge the notion that elites are invulnerable and show how online settings, burnout, and emotional labour reshape research dynamics.

Behind every health choice lies a web of influences—qualitative inquiry + SEM bring clarity to complex health behaviors. | Melissa R. Troncoso

Compressed timelines, rich data—discover how SEM-guided focused ethnography meets the challenge of real-world qualitative research. | Melissa R. Troncoso

Want richer qualitative insights? Learn how integrating the Social Ecological Model with focused ethnography delivers culturally informed results. | Melissa R. Troncoso

AI-powered WeChat app co-designed with survivors to deliver holistic social work support for cancer recovery—anytime, anywhere | Longtao He doi.org/10.1177/1609...

AI-powered WeChat app co-designed with survivors to deliver holistic social work support for cancer recovery—anytime, anywhere | Longtao He

New from Griffiths & Wheat et al: a realist ‘how-to’ on theory elaboration in dementia care. A practical guide for realist researchers. #DPACT #RealistEval

Is Restorative Justice in the Workplace possible? See the latest protocol article exploring this path, published now. #Workplace #Organization #Protocol | Kassia Barros doi.org/10.1177/1609...

A collaborative arts-based embodied engagement pushing academics to thought’s edge to research creatively amidst and entangled in the higher education polycrisis | Linda van Laren

Beyond agreement: The Qualitative Triangulation Framework uncovers overlooked tensions, driving actionable and equitable healthcare policies. | Chase Staras

Can children co-create knowledge in wartime? Palestinian children and youth lead participatory, rights-based research in conflict zones. | Heba Zedan

Move beyond traditional open-ended questions! Learn how quantitative framing provides concrete "handholds", enabling participants to calibrate complex ideas collaboratively | Eva Fortes #ParticipatoryResearch #DataCollection

Can AI and nethnography coexist? Our new framework ensures ethical, culturally sensitive netnography in the age of algorithms. #AI #Netnography | Henry Cheah

"Blending qualitative design with DSR sparks human-centered innovation by uniting deep insights with purposeful artefact creation." | Muhammad Afif BIn Mohd Fathullah

Are there ethical obligations to include community partners in qualitative health data analysis? Time to be attentive! | Vishnu R. Subrahmanyam

Our paper examines undergraduate students' experiences & strategies for meaningful engagement in qualitative research with ethnocultural communities. | Sadaf Saleem Murad-Kassam doi.org/10.1177/1609...

How do different people understand and use neurodiversity? A new article offers ideas for shifting ethnographic work into synchronous, online spaces – and suggests that this work can make research itself more accessible | Meg Gibson

Can an Indigenous realist evaluation framework promote the decolonisation agenda in Global North-South research partnerships? | Meshack Mutua doi.org/10.1177/1609...

"#Deconstruction must be done to exist. This paper shows how, with a model that’s aporetic, iterable, and ready for DiscourseStudies @IJQMonline @DeborahMtzAg @RenetenBos #Sjors Witjes@DeborahMtzAg @RenetenBos #Sjors Witjes

An in-depth exploration of the concept of saturation in qualitative research and its associated complexities in the digital era, highlighting the need for reconceptualization. | Favourate Y Mpofu

Uncovering complexity in qual research—Inductive Systemic Analysis blends grounded theory with systems thinking for real-world insight | Alexandra Van Beek

Faces as part of visual data lend themselves to riveting contemporary applications and an abundance of relevant ethical questions | Kerstin Roger & Andrew Hatala

How can qualitative research be used to address mental illness as a public health crisis? Institutional ethnography offers novel insights. | Kate Melino

Adult loneliness isn’t always about personal relationships—it may stem from poor-quality interactions across whole sections of society. | Kyla Bauer

Researchers develop a new model that brings dementia research to rural communities using a regional approach to community-based participatory research. @memorykeeper

This paper extents the postqualitative studies’ epistemic-ontology of becoming to language in transcript, especially to linguist forms. | Xinqi He doi.org/10.1177/1609...

Interested in facilitating PAR? Discover a new multi-helix model to (re)incorporate individuals into collective learning | Catrin F. Noone doi.org/10.1177/1609...

Collecting data in forbidden places: reflections on gaining access, mitigating risks, and managing fieldworkers in geopolitically sensitive and precarious situations | Rajeev Gundur "https://doi.org/10.1177/16094069251345502 "

The field is home. When researchers don’t leave, the lines blur—raising new questions about ethics, identity, and vulnerability. | Päivi Kosonen

Silence speaks! Dr Suzanne O'Keeffe explores meaning making beyond words using silence to offer new insights in research design & analysis. doi.org/10.1177/1609...

Whether, how, and why the researcher — not just the research participant — should be protected during fieldwork, ask Grzymała-Moszczyńska, Seddighi and Vidūnaitė in their new publication

Youth in Kenya use digital storytelling to share lived realities of climate change & HIV risks. See how they created & learned. - Carmen Logie

Can you explain how acknowledging the researcher's influence makes research more honest? Try using the language of #measearch and #wesearch. Read the latest article on the importance of reflexivity! 📚 #AcademicTruth #ResearchInnovation - Christopher Collins

Are you hearing real voices in your qualitative research? Our scoping review maps what we know about imposter participants and their impact. - Margaret Husted

Design methodologies often include participant input, but what if centering input means honoring productive rejections? Find out more here. doi.org/10.1177/1609... | Catherine Dornfeld Tissenbaum

"A university-stakeholder collaborative approach to designing early childhood mentor teacher training." Empowering mentors through collaboration: How our participatory research created better professional learning resources for early childhood educators. #TeacherEducation #ECE

Critical participatory co-analysis: a new qualitative analytic method for collaborative truth-sharing and meaning-making with participants. | Day Greenberg