Titlebook: Using Naturally Occurring Data in Qualitative Health Research; A Practical Guide Nikki Kiyimba,Jessica Nina Lester,Michelle O‘Reill Textboo

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Examining Evidence-Based Practice and Practice-Based Evidence,outlined in the chapter, with the contributions made by qualitative researchers emphasised. This is juxtaposed with a discussion of practice-based evidence and the contribution this has made in the field. Further, the chapter focuses on illuminating how naturally occurring data constitutes a form of evidence for the field of health.

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,Engaging with Ethical Principles in Collecting?Naturally Occurring Data,me, particularly in some areas more so than others. The chapter therefore explores some of the general ethical tensions that exist in qualitative health research, and explicates the more specific ethical arguments related to using naturally occurring data, its collection, analysis, and dissemination.

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Assessing Quality and Naturally Occurring Data,riteria against what qualitative health research can be judged. However, there are some common discourses in the field, and some agreed markers (that may be applied in slightly different ways). In the chapter, we consider these broad quality indicators and discuss how they apply to research that uses naturally occurring data.

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Reviewing Empirical Examples of Health Research Using Naturally Occurring Data,ata works. In this chapter, we provide some detailed examples of health research we have been involved in that has used naturally occurring data and reflexively discuss the benefits, the challenges, and the findings from these studies.

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Understanding Naturally Occurring Data,r the book are defined in this chapter and clarity is provided regarding what the main tensions are in relation to naturally occurring data and its use in health research. There are some tensions regarding these definitions and this is critically discussed.

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,Engaging with Ethical Principles in Collecting?Naturally Occurring Data,cific ethical concerns due to the nature of the data collection and analysis. Of course, as a field, health can be considered a sensitive topic for some, particularly in some areas more so than others. The chapter therefore explores some of the general ethical tensions that exist in qualitative heal