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CREATING PROTOCOLS FOR TRUSTWORTHINESS IN QUALITATIVE RESEARCH.

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This study introduces a trustworthiness protocol to enhance rigor in qualitative research. It provides a clear framework and example for researchers to document and plan trustworthiness activities effectively.

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Research Integrity

Background:

Establishing trustworthiness is crucial for the credibility of qualitative research.
Existing documentation often lacks a structured approach to planning and executing trustworthiness activities.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a comprehensive trustworthiness protocol for qualitative research.
To provide a practical framework and example for researchers to ensure and document research rigor.
To serve as a guide for dissertations and other research projects requiring robust trustworthiness measures.

Main Methods:

Literature review to identify existing practices in documenting trustworthiness.
Development of a novel trustworthiness protocol incorporating rigor characteristics, documentation processes, and timelines.
Creation of a dissertation example to illustrate the protocol's application.

Main Results:

A gap was identified in the practical application and detailed planning of trustworthiness protocols in existing research.
A concrete and clear trustworthiness protocol has been developed.
The protocol is presented as a framework applicable to dissertations and broader qualitative research.

Conclusions:

The developed trustworthiness protocol offers a structured approach to enhance research rigor and credibility.
This protocol serves as a valuable reference for qualitative researchers needing to plan and document trustworthiness activities.
The provided example facilitates the implementation of robust trustworthiness measures in future research.