Interviews are the most commonly used qualitative technique in health care settings. The
attraction of interview-based studies for practising clinicians is their apparent proximity to the …

This chapter will endeavour to explore and articulate some of the secrets behind the closed
door of the qualitative research interview. Interviews are probably the most commonly …

It is increasingly argued that qualitative approaches have an important role in health care
research. A wide range of methods are used to collect qualitative data, including in‐depth …

OBJECTIVE: This study aimed to review published papers which use qualitative interviewing
in general practice as their methodology. To look specifically at the detail of how the …

In this paper one aspect of the transition that must be made by experienced clinicians who
become involved in conducting qualitative health research is examined, specifically, the …

The qualitative interview is gaining in popularity among health researchers, as they have
come to realize that in-depth understanding of the behaviours of caregivers and clients is …

This chapter offers an introduction to qualitative research methods, with particular emphasis
on qualitative interviewing and participant observation. The chapter starts with a discussion …

Qualitative research in health care Page 1 Qualitative Research in Health Care Edited by Immy
Holloway Page 2 Qualitative Research in Health Care Page 3 Page 4 Qualitative Research in …

Interviewing is a method that belongs to the qualitative research family and in medical
education research, it is one of the most common methods of gathering qualitative data.[1] …

Qualitative research is often defined by reference to quantitative research. It is seen as a
way of doing research 'without counting'because it does not set out to quantify or enumerate …