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A Guide to Multisite Qualitative Analysis.

Emily K Jenkins¹, Allie Slemon¹, Rebecca J Haines-Saah²

¹1 The University of British Columbia, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.

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|July 20, 2018

Summary

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Multisite qualitative research offers context-reflective findings applicable across settings. This study introduces a novel analytical approach to enhance qualitative research rigor and intervention development.

Keywords:

Canada analytical approaches applicability data analysis health interventions multisite qualitative research qualitative

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Area of Science:

Health Services Research
Qualitative Methodology
Social Intervention Science

Background:

Multisite qualitative research aims for context-specific yet broadly applicable findings.
Existing research often struggles to balance contextual depth with generalizability.
There is a need for enhanced analytical guidance in multisite qualitative research.

Purpose of the Study:

To present an analytical approach for multisite qualitative analysis (MSQA).
To maximize the potential of qualitative research across diverse methodologies.
To enhance the rigor of qualitative findings and support tailored intervention development.

Main Methods:

Development of a novel analytical framework for MSQA.
Application of the approach across various qualitative methodologies.
Focus on achieving context-reflective and broadly applicable findings.

Main Results:

The proposed MSQA approach addresses the paucity of analytical guidance.
It enhances the rigor and applicability of multisite qualitative research findings.
Facilitates the development of interventions tailored to specific populations.

Conclusions:

MSQA provides a structured method to leverage multisite qualitative data effectively.
This approach bridges the gap between context-specific insights and wider applicability.
It strengthens the foundation for evidence-based health and social interventions.