Research Methods Series: Variations on a theme: Distinguishing Braun and Clarke’s reflexive approach

25th May 2021
to 25th May 2021
TASME Zoom

 
Research Methods Series: Variations on a theme: Distinguishing Braun and Clarke’s reflexive approach
Tuesday 25th May, 18:00-19:00 BST
In this session of ASME’s Research Methods Series, Dr Alison Ledger (Associate Professor of Clinical Education Scholarship, University of Leeds & Interim Chair, ASME Education Research Committee) will be discussing approaches to data analysis in qualitative research. Many people cite Braun and Clarke (2006) when undertaking thematic analysis. However, thematic analysis is an umbrella term and can be undertaken from different philosophical standpoints. In this session, we will unpick what is unique about Braun and Clarke’s reflexive approach to thematic analysis and play with some data to clarify how the researcher’s role in interpretation is foregrounded. Pre-session resources will be provided.
Please click on the button below to register*
Register here
*By registering for our Zoom webinar you will be sent a confirmation email with instructions of how to join the session. If you don’t receive these instructions please email: Tasme-Info@asme.org.uk and the confirmation email will be resent 
If you have any questions regarding the Research Methods Series please email: Tasme-info@asme.org.uk 

Calendar of Events

ASME Events

14 December 2023
Technology Enhanced Learning (TEL) Meeting
20 May 2024
Developing Leaders in Healthcare Education 2024
10 July 2024
ASM 2024 - Your Key to Maximising Potential

ASME BITESIZE Events

11 December 2023
How to get the best from your research supervisor

Non-ASME Events

8 January 2024
Finding a Leg to Stand On: Clinical, Critical and Creative Approaches to the Human Body
15 January 2024
APMEC2024 (Asia Pacific Medical Education Conference)
24 January 2024
2024 INHED Annual Scientific Meeting