Transcription of A Guide to Using Qualitative Research Methodology
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A Guide to UsingQualitative Research Methodology 2002 Michael Quinn Patton and Michael CochranReproduced with kind permission of Michael Quinn PattonExecutive SummaryThis Guide to Using Qualitative Research Methodology is designed to help you think about all the steps you need to take to ensure that you produce a good quality piece of work. The Guide starts by telling you whatqualitative Methodology is and when to use it in the field (understand people s belief system, perspectives, experiences). It also flags the most important ethicalissues that you will encounter (consent and confidentiality). The second part of the Guide tackles how you can concretely develop Qualitative Research designs; starting from clearly defining your Research question (one of the most important steps in your Research !)
Beauchamp and Jim Childress (1983): Autonomy; respect the rights of the individual Beneficience; doing good Non-maleficience; not doing harm Justice; particularly equity Consider carefully the context in which you will be working, the aim of your research and how sensitive the topic might be. Might the questions that you will be
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