The QRN Hub supports the rigorous, innovative application & use of qualitative research. Based @unsw, workshops, consultation services & events open to all.
Dr Carol Ann Courneya sharing art made by medical & dental students as a way form of learning at our final guest lecture for the year w @blackdoginst@KBoydell@SallyNathanUNSW
Booked your ticket for our final guest lecture of 2018?? Dr Carol Ann Courneya will be talking about a novel & exciting method of 'doodling' & use of Instagram in qualitative health research. 6th Dec 2-4 pm w tea @blackdoginst https://t.co/zFZxuBL09U
Watch our video of @ginnybraun giving a lecture on all sorts of interesting issues relating to #gender, #bodyhair, and the neoliberal production of women's bodies. Such a good insight into excellent #qualitativeresearch in action. https://t.co/mCPl5gKZdn
@ginnybraun@UNSW@thisnewman@allyfgibson It was such a pleasure having you Ginny! Thanks for visiting us and for all your input and support of the QRN Hub! :-D
Don't miss out on the last few places at our Guest Lecture co-hosted with @blackdoginst - Dr Steve Gillard, presenting on peer support in #qualitativeresearch in the field of #mentalhealth 29th Oct (12-2pm AEST). It'll also be filmed, so watch the space! https://t.co/udozfaNF1i
Last chance to register for our Monthly Qualitative Seminar, presented by @PaulRhodesUsyd on 'Creative Writing, Poetry & Other Methodological Possibilities'. Come along tomorrow/online 9:30 - 11:00 AM AEST @KBoydell@blackdoginst https://t.co/3Grmnx09HE
Reclaiming a space for introspection in psychological research, @PaulRhodesUsyd shared vivid snipets of poetry and prose today that made me think cities a little differently @QRNHub
Great to see a paper on the role of #qualitative research for @WHO guideline development! Qualitative research is so valuable for understanding + improving #health care https://t.co/NPDfxUuQ8f #equityhealthj
After a creative approach to a ‘seminar’ with @PaulRhodesUsyd reading poetry to illustrate auto-ethnography, the discussion has turned to how psychology & affect can be geographically mapped, showing synergies between psychology & built environment @UNSWBuiltEnv
@PaulRhodesUsyd argues for practising introspection as a form of qualitative inquiry - drawing on older traditional forms of psychology #qualitative#psychology
It’s inspiring when you hear accounts of using the findings from arts-based and/or qualitative research to gain (even) more funding to continue pursuing & exploring interesting issues that arise during the initial research process @KBoydell