Energy poverty is widely understood to be a complex and multi-faceted problem, with a
range of drivers. In this paper we draw on secondary qualitative data on energy poverty from …

There has been a significant growth in the infrastructure for archiving and sharing qualitative
data, facilitating reuse and secondary analysis. The article explores some issues relating to …

Description: New York: Taylor and Francis, 2020.| Series: Routledge handbooks in applied
linguistics| Includes bibliographical references and index. Identifiers: LCCN 2019031974 …

Recent developments in impact evaluation recognise the need to go beyond the intense
debate over experimental techniques to incorporate theory-based approaches and …

Qualitative research is recognized as an important method for including patients' voices and
experiences in health services research and policy-making, yet the considerable potential to …

Objective To explore clinician perceptions of involvement in delivery of self-management
approaches. Setting All healthcare settings. Design EBSCO, Scopus and AMED databases …

This article identifies the epistemological and ethical problems that accompany the growing
mandate to archive and share qualitative data. We call attention to the potential …

In recent years, the possibilities and pitfalls of qualitative secondary analysis have been the
subject of on-going academic debate, contextualised by the growing availability of …

Worries about a “credibility crisis” besieging science have ignited interest in research
transparency and reproducibility as ways of restoring trust in published research. For …

Methodological transparency constitutes a central tenet of the open science movement
sweeping across many disciplines. This chapter outlines key characteristics of …