Tag: Qualitative research

Humanitarian workers need human-centered, culturally aware shared skills
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in Social Sciences
What the study found Experienced humanitarian workers identified five essential skill areas for capacity sharing with people affected by climate- and environment-related crises: human- and beneficiary-oriented working methods, coping strategies aligned with ethical norms, essential skills for professional practice, religious and cultural literacy, and effective communication skills. Why the authors say this matters The authors…
Retention in HIV care is shaped by social and system barriers
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in Medicine
Healthcare providers in Manaus identify socioeconomic and service-level barriers to HIV care retention, emphasizing need for integrated multisectoral strategies.
Private hospital managers back legal regulation of healthcare advertising
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in Public relations
Qualitative study of private hospital managers’ perspectives on healthcare advertising bans, regulatory gaps, and ethical concerns in Turkey
German CMH workers balance physical health with mental health priorities
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in Health Professions
Qualitative analysis of how German community mental health workers understand and address physical health, identifying five professional logics shaping integrated care
Goma medicine retailers share common professional features
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in Health Sciences
Qualitative study examining medicine retailers in Goma as an emerging professional group despite diverse backgrounds, revealing how they integrate commercial and healthcare logics to provide.
Managers use multiple criteria to assess accounting systems and innovation
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in Business, Management and Accounting
Qualitative study exploring how managers evaluate management accounting systems and innovation performance measurement across five companies using semi-structured interviews and content analysis.
Intersectional stigma shaped experiences of Black and Latino gay men
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in Social psychology
Qualitative study examining how intersecting race/ethnicity and sexual orientation create distinct forms of stigma among Black and Latino gay men in Florida
Students valued an AI learning assistant but had ethical concerns
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in Engineering ethics
Mixed-methods evaluation of an AI learning assistant in engineering courses reveals high usability appeal but identifies ethical policy uncertainty as a key barrier to broader student engagement.
Kiswahili dominates religious signboards in Dar es Salaam
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in Linguistics
Study of 97 religious signboards in Dar es Salaam reveals how language choice and visual design structure information access and religious identity in Tanzania’s urban worshipscapes.
Lecturers and prospective teachers reported mixed views on metaverse use
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in Computer Science
Qualitative study of Turkish lecturers and prospective teachers reveals ambivalence toward metaverse in education, identifying costs, equity, and privacy concerns alongside learning benefits.