Abstract Information may be required within a short time-frame for making decisions about
programmes and interventions in health professions education. Rapid research methods …

In this article we elaborate on a narrative of forward momentum in sport drawing on multiple
interviews (total= 37 interviews) over six months with thirteen current and former competitive …

People can express experiences, opinions, and perspectives in stories. In a story, the
experiences can be relived and discovered independently of time and place. In medical …

New methodologies and knowledge creation are at the forefront of advancing urban health
and health equity in the 21st century (Grant et al. 2017, Grant and Thompson 2018). There is …

Researchers conducting community-based action research (CBAR) become immersed in
their field site, developing close relationships and enabling members of the community to …

The goal of this study is to understand the experiences of having an absent parent, meaning
a parent who is not physically or psychologically involved in raising a biological child by …

Most academic studies and public debates about transnational adoption prioritise the
experiences of adoptive parents and the voices of professionals, but the perspectives and …

In Ethnographic Explorations: Surrender and Resistance, Whitaker and Atkinson, two
experienced ethnographers, explore the complexities of fieldwork, analysis and writing from …

This chapter explores how questions of time, memory, place and schooling can be brought
together methodologically. It takes as a case study the Making Futures project–a qualitative …

Understanding of how time is experienced is essential when conducting qualitative
research. This article explores how time seemingly stands still, speeds up, slows down …