Learning from Interviews On the Go, a new blog post by @MedCultureLab's @sbgarrett shares ideas on how to implement best practice in qualitative research for interviews; assessing and refining your approach a few interviews into your study. bit.ly/3Mz5YGd
New work by @MedCultureLab members @sarahbgarrett and Stephen Zamarripa. Challenges and Opportunities for Clinician Implicit Bias Training: Insights from Perinatal Care Stakeholders | Health Equity #healthequityliebertpub.com/doi/10.1089/h…
@MedCultureLab member @danieldohan discusses how researchers invoke the idea of saturation, and some thoughts on how to give saturation its proper due. Saturated with Qualitative Data bit.ly/44JCwUc
New Graphic Medicine: “A Graphical Abstract Examining Moral Distress and Coping Practices Among Clinicians During the COVID-19 Pandemic” ow.ly/ypkr50PaFma@lingshengli@LizDzeng
Transportation is a critical need for many patients. New work by @MedicalCultureLab member @namrazon & colleagues. Essential not Supplemental: Medicare Advantage Members’ Use of Non-Emergency Medical Transportation (NEMT) @JournalGIMbit.ly/44GrM9W#MedicareAdvantage
Hospital cultures should be considered in the development and implementation of hospital policies and interventions. A new study by @MedCultureLab member @lizdzeng et al. explores how hospital culture might influence intensity of end-of-life care. bit.ly/3NWddJu
New work from @MedCultureLab member Alissa Bernstein Sideman (@AlissaLily) & colleagues. A stakeholder-engaged process to design and implement a dementia diagnosis Toolkit in primary care settings bit.ly/44qmu1E
@MedCultureLab member @sbgarrett's new blog post shares operational processes - mundane, nitty-gritty, everyday project details typically not described in community-based participatory research methods: Growing Skills in Community Research Collaborations bit.ly/3Mvw4dI
Learn how @MedCultureLab member @JenJamesPhD works to ensure everyone's voices are heard in her research on the intersection of race, gender and health in a new blog post, Engaging Key Voices in Work on Race, Gender and Health bit.ly/3phhSM2
New work by @MedCultureLab members @dandohan & Rebecca Sudore (@prepareforcare) in Urology! Patient-Identified Treatment Attributes among Older Men with Stress Urinary Incontinence: A Qualitative Look at What Matters to Patients Making Treatment Decisions goldjournal.net/article/S009…
In the recent eps of Dementia Care on Air, Dr. @annachodos speaks w/ Dr. @EPortacolone about her work understanding the experiences of approx. 4.3M older adults in the U.S. who live alone & have cog. impairment or dementia geriatrics.ucsf.edu/news/new…
Honored to launch our FIRST policy brief: 4.3 million older adults living alone with cognitive impairment in the US - 72% reported having trouble getting any help, only 20% reported being covered by Medicaid livingalone.ucsf.edu/policy-…
Striving to conduct qualitative research in an objective and unbiased fashion is a worthwhile ambition even if, ultimately, an impossible goal. Yet, it is important to do so thoughtfully. New blog post by @MedCultureLab's @dandohan! cultureofmedicine.org/blog/o…