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Hello Carol
You probably
have this but if not it may be useful
The Use of
Vignettes in Qualitative Research
Christine Barter and Emma Renold
http://sru.soc.surrey.ac.uk/SRU25.html
I personally
have not experience with this but have used photo-elicitation as a form to
stimulate discussion. Sometimes I think what you have to do is to ‘go for
it’- create a vignette, do a pilot study and see if it needs tweaking.
Hope it sort of
helps!
Best wishes
jenny
Jennifer Hall
The Practising Midwife
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Hello
everyone,
I
emailed previously asking if anyone knows anything about using/devising
vignettes, for use in semi structured interview. I want to devise these for use
as a discussion prompt for my qualitative study and wondered if anyone had any
experience in using these. This is a second call for information as I have had
no response at all.
Thank
you again
Carol
Lambert
PhD
student
Faculty
of Health and Social care
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