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Register for: Meta-ethnography
Meta-ethnography
Duration:
60 minutes
60 minutes
Agenda:
This sixth webinar of the Qualitative Evidence Synthesis (QES) & Learning Live series will introduce attendees to one of the longest standing methods for QES, Meta-ethnography. Meta-ethnography was developed in the late 1980s specifically for the purpose of synthesising qualitative research.
Using worked examples, the webinar will cover the purpose and processes associated with the Meta-ethnographic approach to QES, as developed by its original authors Noblit and Hare. Detail will be given of the types of questions a Meta-ethnography can answer and decision making about when to adopt it as an approach. Finally, the webinar will examine the use of the reporting guideline eMERGe, specifically developed for the reporting of Meta-ethnographies.
Log in to registerThis sixth webinar of the Qualitative Evidence Synthesis (QES) & Learning Live series will introduce attendees to one of the longest standing methods for QES, Meta-ethnography. Meta-ethnography was developed in the late 1980s specifically for the purpose of synthesising qualitative research.
Using worked examples, the webinar will cover the purpose and processes associated with the Meta-ethnographic approach to QES, as developed by its original authors Noblit and Hare. Detail will be given of the types of questions a Meta-ethnography can answer and decision making about when to adopt it as an approach. Finally, the webinar will examine the use of the reporting guideline eMERGe, specifically developed for the reporting of Meta-ethnographies.
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