📅 The Qualitative Research Interest Group (QRIG) is an interprofessional group united by an interest in qualitative approaches to health research. Qualitative researchers at MaineHealth Institute for Research and Kaiser Permanente Center for Health Research co-host the group. All are welcome. The group meets via Microsoft Teams on the fourth Thursday of every month.
On October 22 at 3:30PM EST, the QRIG meeting will discuss a work in progress: Dr. Carmit McMullen’s analysis of ethnographic fieldnotes that were collected during care team meetings in a pragmatic randomized controlled trial. The trial evaluated a patient-centered, nurse-driven collaborative care program for adults with opioid use disorder (OUD) and co-occurring depressive symptoms. Please email Carmit.McMullen@kp.org to receive the meeting invitation.
You can also join the CTSI Qualitative and Mixed Methods listserv for updates on trainings, events and new opportunities.
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Looking to enrich your research by gathering information directly from patients, clinicians, community members, and others? Tufts CTSI’s Qualitative and Mixed Methods Service can help.
The Tufts CTSI Qualitative and Mixed Methods Service supports researchers, community members, and others in using qualitative and survey methods in health-related research. We are here to help you go beyond numbers alone by integrating interviews, focus groups, observations, and surveys to generate insights that can improve health and health care.
Researchers, community members, and others affiliated with a Tufts CTSI partner organization can request support by submitting a service request.
- Initial consultations of up to 10 hours are provided at no cost.
- For more extensive consultation, we can join research teams (FTE portion).
To learn more, please submit a service request.