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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

julie mooney-somers, qualitative, research, Research Ethics, transcription

Working with peer/community researchers in qualitative research

Anna Olsen and I have a book chapter in the new SAGE Handbook of Qualitative Research Ethics. We draw on … More

community based research, ethics, qualitative, research, sexual health

From culture shocked to fearless adventurer – introducing students to qualitative research

Over this past semester I’ve introduced about 250 postgraduate students to qualitative research. Last year it was about 200. Actually … More

qualitative, teaching

How can ethics committees judge whether researchers are competent to conduct qualitative research?

[check out some more thoughts at the end of the post] I’ve just taught a session on ethics in qualitative … More

ethics, qualitative, teaching, velim

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

dissemination, jmooneysomers, julie mooney-somers, Nick Hopwood, qualitative, research, teaching

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

julie mooney-somers, learning about teaching, qualitative, SPH, teaching

Thinking about chlamydia management at Australian family planning clinics

Very pleased to be able to share the Chlamydia testing and management – FINAL REPORT. This is the outcome of … More

dissemination, family planning, julie mooney-somers, qualitative, research, sexual health

Condom negotiation and young women in Cambodia

A new paper from the research project I am involved with in Cambodia about young female sex workers and HIV. … More

Cambodia, female sex workers, Harm Reduction Journal, HIV/AIDS, julie mooney-somers, qualitative, research, young people

Growing Up with Cancer self-portrait exhibition at Federation Square

This week the Growing Up with Cancer self-portraits are spending a week at Federation Square, Melbourne. This amazing venue gave … More

dissemination, Growing Up with Cancer, GUWC, julie mooney-somers, qualitative, research, visual methods, young people

Young Women’s Health Study Cambodia article

Our latest paper from the Young Women’s Health Study (YHWS) in Cambodia, has just been accepted by the Harm Reduction … More

Cambodia, female sex workers, Harm Reduction Journal, HIV/AIDS, julie mooney-somers, qualitative, research, young people

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