The current issue of New Trends in Qualitative Research, holds such an interdisciplinary focus. The manuscripts found in Volume 16 herein show that qualitative methodology is not exclusive to a specific area; rather different qualitative methods are useful and effective for different fields of study. What defines the relevance of methodological choices are the objectives set by the researcher. In the same way that society is moving towards interdisciplinarity, it is necessary that similar progress is made in research designs. To this end, the scientific community can be nourished by the different methodological options offered by qualitative methodology and the wide range of existing techniques. The present volume of NTQR can contribute to thinking about and implementing this interdisciplinarity, by serving as a showcase for studies of various areas which complement each other.

 

ISSN: 2184-7770

ISBN: 978-989-53731-5-4

Editors:

Elizabeth M. Pope; Catarina Brandão; Kyle Bower; Sonia Verdugo-Castro

Editorial

Qualitative Research for Interdisciplinary Studies: Multiple Methodologies for Multiple Disciplines

Elizabeth M. Pope, Catarina Brandão, Kyle Bower, Sonia Verdugo-Castro

Page: e825

Empirical Articles

“When I Don’t Have Money, I Don’t Eat”: A Critical Hermeneutic Study of Diabetes in Liberia

Paulina Bleah, Rosemary Wilson, Danielle Macdonald, Pilar Camargo-Plazas

Page: e785

The hesitation on childhood vaccination: A narrative review on the information published on social media regarding vaccination in modern times

Maria Viviane Lisboa de Vasconcelos, Cynthia de Jesus Freire, Carolline Cavalcante de Melo , Adriane Gomes de Souza Silva, Ana Clara Valente de Lima Melo , Inara Lourenço Leitão , Célia Maria Silva Pedrosa, Ricardo Queroz Gurgel

Page: e662

Collaborative Analysis of Observational Data in Healthcare

Charlotte McCartan, PhD(c), Dr Sharla King, Dr Mary Roduta Roberts

Page: e786

Emerging trends in upper-limb embedded devices: A qualitative research study

Celina Leão, Vinicius Silva, Susana Pinto da Costa

Page: e796

Illegality and Enforcement in the Framing of Immigrant Education in US Newspapers

Allan Colbern, Shawn Walker, María del Pilar Báez Lara, Katie Marie Glenn, Lauren Kater, Shelby Busha

Page: e797

Patient Safety in Undergraduate Nursing: Student Perspective

Fernanda Accioly de Lima Santos, Maria Viviane Lisboa de Vasconcelos, Maria de Lordes Vieira, Ana Clara Valente de Lima Melo, Inara Lourenço Leitão

Page: e661