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The ethics of transcribing qualitative interviews

Transcription is fundamental to (most) qualitative research. The transcript is (usually) the actual thing you analyse as data, rather than … More

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Thinking about SWASH as a community-engaged research project: the feedback

I’m writing a series of blogs about SWASH, a repeated cross-sectional survey of the health and wellbeing of community-connected lesbian, bisexual, … More

ACON, Community-engaged research, julie mooney-somers, LBQ, SWASH
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Doing research, learning from community

A few months ago I ran research capacity development on focus groups for staff at a peer-led advocacy and harm … More

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Sex and the Country Women’s Association… Community-oriented research translation for LBQ women.

The CWA – Country Women’s Association are the largest women’s organisation in Australia and work to improve the conditions of … More

ACON, julie mooney-somers, juliemooneysomers, LBQ, research, sexual health, SWASH

‘Except as required by law’: Australian researchers’ legal rights and obligations regarding participant confidentiality

Researchers’ promises of confidentiality are often easily and genuinely made. However, our experience in research ethics review (Julie through an … More

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Why I always get an ISBN for my research reports

Mooney-Somers, J, Erick, W, Brockman, D, Scott, R. & Maher, L (2008). Indigenous Resiliency Project Participatory Action Research Component: A … More

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Putting my argument up front would have made my presentation better

I attended a workshop by Nick Hopwood on presenting qualitative research. It was full of tips and strategies – check … More

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Sexual risk and health care seeking behaviour in young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in north Queensland

The Indigenous Resiliency Project was part of the International Collaborative Indigenous Health Research Partnership (ID: 361621), a trilateral partnership between … More

dissemination, Indigenous Health Research, Indigenous Resilience Project, julie mooney-somers, research, sexual health

Lesbian and bisexual women and Pap smears – some good news but concerns remain

I attended the Australasian Sexual Health conference in Sydney to share our recent analysis of data from SWASH on Pap … More

cervical cancer, julie mooney-somers, lesbian health, Pap smear, SWASH

Research into teaching: Identifying the attributes of a graduate ‘qualitative researcher’

My colleague Assoc Prof Stacy Carter and I have just been awarded Research into Teaching seed funding from the School … More

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