Quality and rigour
Philosophy and quality? TAPUPASM as an approach to rigour in critical realist research
... the quality framework TAPUPASM in the planning, design, conduct and dissemination of a realist research ...ensure rigour in a critical realist ethnographic study in pre-registration nurse ...
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Citizen science on speed? Realising the triple objective of scientific rigour, policy influence and deep citizen engagement in a large-scale citizen science project on ambient air quality in Antwerp
... air quality and allow large-scale development of new green areas within the inner city (Van Brusselen et ...and quality of life), and finally that of policy influencer through their participation in policy ...
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Our path with resolve and rigour.
... Staff-oriented corporate leadership Employees value the fact that these opportunities open up new horizons to the people at our Bank, making them more competitive and helping their careers. This can be seen in the ...
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Ensuring rigour and trustworthiness of qualitative research in clinical pharmacy
... strategies reported by clinical pharmacy researchers to ensure rigour in their qualitative. studies, but not to judge the quality of qualitative research which is a relative[r] ...
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Mind the gap: rigour and relevance in collaborative heritage science research
... Research Quality ’ and difficulties ‘ Under- standing Partners Research Approaches ’ , whereas ‘ Ease of Collaboration ’ ...and rigour-relevance challenges, but only up to a certain point, after which it ...
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Dialogical encounter argument as a source of rigour in the practice based PhD
... (argument as dialogical encounter)? The first point to make here is that the different modes of argument carry with them very different expectations about the form that the argument should take. “The development of a ...
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Enhancing the rigour of peer observation through the scholarship of teaching and learning
... title Quality of Learning and Teaching, which focuses on standards and evaluation and improvement, rather than under the title Scholarship of Learning and Teaching, which incorporates activities such as teaching ...
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Semistructured interviewing in primary care research: a balance of relationship and rigour
... Semistructured in-depth interviews are commonly used in qualitative research and are the most frequent qualitative data source in health services research. This method typically consists of a dialogue between researcher ...
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Conducting phenomenological research: Rationalizing the methods and rigour of the phenomenology of practice
... This quality is what will propel the reader towards the feeling that they feel contact with something and makes them see it a revelatory in the experiential ...
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Conducting phenomenological research: Rationalizing the methods and rigour of the phenomenology of practice
... This quality is what will propel the reader towards the feeling that they feel contact with something and makes them see it a revelatory in the experiential ...
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Separating "fact" from fiction: strategies to improve rigour in historical research
... the rigour of the study findings as they are unable to discriminate how the researcher's interpretation of the event is situated within the ...and quality of the study, and reduces the acceptance of ...
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Introducing Qualitative Research into a Psychology Program: Co-Learning, Hospitality and Rigour
... the quality and sophistication of research design, rather than its relativist or social constructionist ...on rigour and sophistication, but others have an important ethical dimension commensurate with the ...
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Low-rigour, rapid software process assessments for small software development firms
... The capability of the firms was analysed in respect to the various industry sectors they serve. Table 7 shows the client industry sectors ranked by the median of summed capability levels. It was found that firms focussed ...
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Balancing Inclusiveness, Rigour and Feasibility: Insights from Participatory Impact Evaluations in Ghana and Vietnam
... Their quantitative background and limited understanding of the ToC, with methods focusing more on generic changes, meant that qualitative data capture and collation was not as structured and rigorous as in Ghana. The ...
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Planning and evaluating population interventions to reduce noncommunicable disease risk – reconciling complexity and scientific rigour?
... W(h)ither randomised trials: evaluation designs for complex interventions Although using a planning or logic model will provide a structured description of an intervention and its expected outcomes, it will not in and of ...
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Enhancing rigour in the validation of patient reported outcome measures (PROMs): bridging linguistic and psychometric testing
... Methods Linguistic validation Under licence of the publisher and adopting the Inter- national Society for Pharmacoeconomics and Outcomes Research (ISPOR) guidelines [3], two independent trans- lators produced a Welsh ...
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Navigating from the heights of technical rigour to the swampy reality: Lessons from New Zealand in population health outcomes monitoring
... cross-agency outcomes, and process outcomes. Intermediate outcomes are the steps along the way to the desired end. Cross-agency outcomes are those where the collective effort of more than one agency is involved if the ...
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Favouring more rigour when investigating human eating behaviour is like supporting motherhood and apple pie: A Response to Robinson, Bevelander, Field, and Jones (2018)
... Some background – the apparent “ease” of eating behaviour studies Investigators from a variety of fields may be drawn to studies in ingestive behaviour believing them to be straightforward. It seems intuitively simple to ...
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Rigour and practice-based research
... Ongoing debates discuss whether academic research in areas of design practice is, in some way, different from the research that is developed in other disciplines. Some of these debates originate in the UK as a result of ...
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Exploring Standards of Rigour for Design Cases
... of rigour to be critical, since without standards by which to judge the rigour of a representation this form of knowledge building may always be undervalued in comparison to ...how rigour might be ...
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