Transcription of Introduction to Qualitative Research Methodology
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Introduction toQualitative Research MethodologyKarina KielmannFabian CataldoJanet Seeley2 Karina Kielmann Senior Lecturer in International Health Institute for International Health & Development Queen Margaret University Edinburgh, Scotland EH21 6UU Email: Karina Kielmann is a medical anthropologist who has been working in international public health since 1998. Her specifi c areas of interest include critical analyses of public health paradigms, patient-provider communication, and bioethics in low-resource settings. She has worked in Kenya, Tanzania, Burkina Faso, India, Zambia, and South Africa. At the time of production of this manual, Karina was based in the Department of Global Health and Development, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine.
qualitative research is not just about applying a different set of tools to gain knowledge, but rather, involves a fundamental shift in the approach to research, and description of reality. To aid learning, we combine short texts that introduce key concepts with
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