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Reporting Qualitative Research: Standards, Challenges, and Implications for Health Design
11 Department of Design and Environmental Analysis, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, USA.
HERD
|May 11, 2018
Summary
This study reviews qualitative research reporting standards like COREQ and SRQR, highlighting challenges in health design research. Tailoring standards for health design research is crucial for ensuring quality and aiding evaluations.
Area of Science:
- Health design research methodology
- Qualitative research standards
- Scientific reporting
Background:
- Existing qualitative research reporting standards include COREQ and SRQR.
- These standards, while valuable, present implementation challenges.
- Qualitative research's diverse nature complicates standardized reporting.
Purpose of the Study:
- To describe existing reporting standards for qualitative research.
- To examine their application to health design research.
- To discuss challenges in implementing these standards.
Main Methods:
- Review of existing reporting standards (COREQ, SRQR).
- Analysis of applicability to health design research.
- Discussion of implementation challenges and perspectives.
Main Results:
- COREQ and SRQR are popular but differ in criteria and applicability.
- Reporting criteria are difficult to create due to qualitative research's nature.
- A tailored standard for health design research could improve quality and evaluation.
Conclusions:
- Reporting standards like COREQ and SRQR are valuable tools.
- A "one-size-fits-all" approach can be restrictive for qualitative research.
- Developing specific standards for health design research is recommended.
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