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Why ethnography is an important part of primary care research and how it is done

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Author	Berk-Clark, Carissa Van Den
Copyright Year	2018
Description	Implementation research is a growing area of research in primary care focused on strategies needed to deliver new interventions, especially as it relates to quality improvement, which relies on ethnographic methodology. Implementation is vital to primary care research because it is necessary to be able to provide answers about the implementation process, why some interventions are successful while others are not and why some interventions work only in certain settings. Qualitative data analysis usually involves first reading and re-reading transcripts or field notes, generating codes to organise the data and then grouping the codes into themes. What distinguishes ethnographic methodology from other qualitative methods is that coding is usually organised around analytic points, and analytic points are organised into themes and themes are organised into a coherent 'story' about life. There are six well-known strategies for enhancing rigour in qualitative research, also applicable to ethnography. They include prolonged exposure, triangulation, peer debriefing/support, member checking, negative case analysis, and audit trail. Book Name: How to Do Primary Care Research
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Ending Page	232
Page Count	6
Starting Page	227
DOI	10.1201/9781351014519-24
Language	English
Publisher	Informa UK Limited
Publisher Date	2018-10-10
Access Restriction	Open
Subject Keyword	Book Name: How To Do Primary Care Research Polymer Science Implementation Themes Reading Primary Care Research Ethnography Ethnographic Organised Interventions Codes
Content Type	Text
Resource Type	Chapter

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