As @tc_g notes, mixed methods software (MAXQDA, Dedoose, etc.) is often available at a steeply discounted rate for PhDs, and/or around major conferences.

🆕 Paper by Melissa DeJonckheere, Sam Chuisano et al explores how youth conceptualize resilience & overcome stressors among their daily life experiences. Researchers identified four themes through qualitative, thematic analysis. U-M Medical School Research Read more: bit.ly/3VyAFk5

🎉Timothy Guetterman, Ph.D. @tc_g, a co-director of Mixed Methods Program at U-M, has received U-M IHPI Timely Topics in Telehealth/e-Health Research Seed Funding to better understand barriers & facilitators of remote patient monitoring w/ a health equity lens. Project details: bit.ly/49fciv8

Attn: Registration for our extremely popular online workshop, Designing and Conducting a Mixed Methods dissertation, is open! It takes place June 5-7, Eastern time. Spots fill up quickly! rsvp.umich.edu/dk47r3

🆕Michigan Medicine researchers @tc_g, Anna R. Laurie, MD, Dr. V.G.Vinod Vydiswaran, Neighborhood Effects Prj & Jiazhao Li et al conducted semi-structured interviews among our docs to gain their perspectives on virtual care use following the height of COVID-19. Here's what they learned: bit.ly/3y19WmM

A fantastic free opportunity for Mixed Methods learning! Note that you have to be a member to attend.

Our Summer 2024 #dissertation workshop is about to kick-off today with an opening lecture by the renowned #mixedmethods scholar Dr. John Creswell!

As always Dr. Creswell has excellent advice for early career #mixedmethodologists

Dr. Creswell's advice for dissertating PhD students:

What makes for a good conceptual model, according to Tyler G. James, PhD, MCHES (he/him) :

There are compelling reasons to create an implementation matrix, says Justine Wu:

Integration is really the "heart and soul" of Mixed Methods research, says Analay Perez, citing her colleague Dr. Timothy Guetterman

A helpful #checklist for creating joint displays presented by Melissa DeJonckheere:

Some validity strategies are appropriate across different qualitative approaches...think procedurally, says Analay Perez