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Demystifying Content Analysis
A J Kleinheksel1, Nicole Rockich-Winston1, Huda Tawfik2
1The Medical College of Georgia at Augusta University, Augusta, Georgia.
Pharmacy educators can use content analysis, a qualitative method, to analyze diverse data for student learning insights. This review details manifest and latent approaches, enhancing research reliability and validity.
Area of Science:
- Pharmacy Education Research
- Qualitative Data Analysis
Background:
- Pharmacy educators generate valuable data on student learning.
- Existing qualitative methods may not fully leverage this data.
Purpose of the Study:
- To describe content analysis as a qualitative data analysis method.
- To provide actionable instruction for pharmacy education researchers.
Main Methods:
- Review of content analysis methodologies.
- Description of manifest and latent content analysis.
- Discussion of reliability and validity threats and mitigation strategies.
Main Results:
- Content analysis is applicable to textual, visual, and audio data.
- Examples illustrate manifest and latent content analysis processes.
- Strategies to enhance reliability and validity are presented.
Conclusions:
- Content analysis offers a versatile approach for pharmacy education research.
- The review provides clarity for novice and experienced researchers.
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