Journal
QUALITATIVE HEALTH RESEARCH
Volume 28, Issue 10, Pages 1621-1628Publisher
SAGE PUBLICATIONS INC
DOI: 10.1177/1049732318782167
Keywords
online focus group; online research; qualitative methods; radiation therapist; advanced practice; health workforce redesign; grounded theory; Australia
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Focus groups as a data collection method in qualitative research have been used for several decades with great effect. Recent developments in online mechanisms for communication have prompted several researchers to explore alternate means of facilitating focus group participation. However, much of the online focus group literature has explored the use of text-based communication; there are few reports on the application of real-time online video-enabled software. In this article, we seek to inform the growing use of online-meeting software-mediated focus groups by reporting and analyzing its application within the context of a health workforce study among geographically dispersed radiation therapy professionals.
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