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Neurodiversity Matters: Kai Syng Tan and Georgia Thom on creative…
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The Qualitative Applied Health Research Centre dives into current applications, innovations, and conundrums for all those interested in qualitative research, academics and non-academics alike.
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- Neurodiversity Matters: Kai Syng Tan and Georgia Thom on creative practice · 39 min · Jakso 11Qualitative researchers are increasingly turning to creative methods and methodologies to expand perspectives on health, healthcare, and divergent ways of being. In this episode…
- Neurodiversity Matters: Alyssa Hillary Zisk on Augmentative and Alternative Communication · 32 min · Jakso 10Autistic people have a whole constellation of communication needs and styles, but these are not always understood or accommodated by researchers. This month, Sohail interviews…
- Neurodiversity Matters: Daria Khanolainen on dyslexia and self-esteem · 31 min · Kausi 7 Jakso 7Neurodiversity and neurodivergence have been revolutionary ideas in autism research, and later in ADHD. But how do they apply to other diagnoses or experiences? This month Sohail…
- Qualitative Open Mic: Anti-racist Qualitative Health Research - Bee Damara on theory · 31 min · Kausi 3 Jakso 1We are re-publishing Bee Damara's interview with the Qualitative Open Mic, which had been temporarily removed from our archive and was part of the Anti-racist Qualitative Health…
- Neurodiversity Matters: Victoria Castle on participatory research and neuroinclusive parenting measures · 28 min · Kausi 7 Jakso 6Parents get a lot of advice, and a lot of it is conflicting or inappropriate. Parenting research aims to be better than that – but is it, when neurodivergence is in the mix? This…
- Neurodiversity Matters: Elizabeth Hauke on neurodivergent autoethnography and inclusive education · 37 min · Kausi 7 Jakso 5Autoethnographers use their personal experiences to explore wider issues, relationships, or situations. So what happens if you experience the world differently? Sohail speaks to…
- Neurodiversity Matters: Hannah Belcher on (un)masking and mental health research · 28 min · Kausi 7 Jakso 4Sohail interviews Dr Hannah Belcher, author of Taking off the Mask and lecturer in user-led research at King's. They cover some of the ethical complexities of the neurodiversity…
- Neurodiversity Matters: Morénike Giwa Onaiwu on antiracist advocacy · 34 min · Kausi 7 Jakso 3Has qualitative research been complacent about its ability to highlight marginalised perspectives? Sohail speaks to Dr Morénike Giwa Onaiwu about forthcoming anthology…
- Neurodiversity Matters: Monique Botha on funding priorities and community justice · 36 min · Jakso 9Why is the funding agenda for autism research so far from what the communities concerned want? There’s a long tradition of prioritising neurobiological and genetic work over…
- Neurodiversity Matters: Damian Milton on double empathy and autistic worlds · 31 min · Kausi 7 Jakso 1Welcome to Series 7 of the Qualitative Open Mic! This series discusses the many ways neurodivergent perspectives can improve the quality, insights and impacts of qualitative…
- Qualitative Controversies: Johnny Saldaña on blue collar qualitative research · 33 min · Jakso 8In an academic landscape dominated by formality and jargon, Johnny Saldaña brings a refreshingly raw perspective with his ideas on 'Blue Collar Qualitative Research'. We speak to…
- Qualitative Controversies: Hyab Yohannes and Tesfalem Yemane on refugee-led scholarship · 37 min · Kausi 6 Jakso 7Why are there limited voices from sanctuary seekers in qualitative research about migrant health? Tesfalem Yemane and Hyab Yohannes bring a vital perspective on 'refugee-led…
- Controversies in qualitative research: Amy Wells on challenging tokenistic involvement · 34 min · Kausi 6 Jakso 7The involvement of service users in research holds transformative potential, but what happens when it becomes mere tokenism? When is it better to step away? With insights from…
- Qualitative Controversies: health research under siege · 56 min · Kausi 6 Jakso 5Amidst the ongoing occupation and genocide in Palestine, how do qualitative health researchers navigate their work and find their voice? What kind of research is it possible or…
- Coming soon: Health research under siege: being a qualitative researcher in Palestine · 2 min · Kausi 6Watch this space for the next episode in our controversies series - we're translating the transcript for this one into Arabic so we've got a slight delay and will have it out…
- Qualitative Controversies: Peter West-Oram on government influence in research · 35 min · Kausi 6 Jakso 4In October 2023, then-minister Michelle Donelan accused members of UK Research and Innovation's EDI committee of holding "extremist views" based on their social media comments on…
- Qualitative Controversies: Ginger Johnson on emergency response · 33 min · Kausi 6 Jakso 3In this episode we challenge the misconception that qualitative research is too slow and narrow to influence emergency response planning. Despite the common preference for…
- Qualitative Controversies:Tiarna Lee on the machine behind the method · 29 min · Kausi 6 Jakso 7Sohail speaks to Tiarna Lee to explore the frontier of AI's role in health research.explore the frontier of AI's role in health research. While technology offers innovative ways…
- Qualitative Controversies: Profit and pricing in academia with Kirsten Bell · 33 min · Kausi 6 Jakso 1In July 2023, all of the 44 editors of acclaimed Critical Public Health journal simultaneously resigned, citing concerns about Taylor and Francis' pricing system. They went on to…
- Making interpretations: Joy Llewellyn-Beardsley on lived experience · 33 min · Kausi 5 Jakso 5This episode reflects on how lived experience can engender insights, support the interpretative process and enhance the trustworthiness of qualitative research. We consider the…
