Beyond listing themes: different ways to present qualitative findings
Twice last week, in coaching sessions with researchers, the same question came up: I have my themes — now what? This blog looks at the main ways qualitative findings can be presented, and how to choose between them. A theme-by-theme write-up isn’t the only way to present findings, and sometimes it isn’t the best one.
Sally Brewer
PhD Candidate & Early Career Researcher, Griffith Criminology Institute, Griffith University
Megan Bayliss
PhD Candidate & Mental Health Social Worker, Charles Darwin University
Angela Sheedy
Senior Lecturer, Charles Darwin University
Bettina Wechselberger
PhD Candidate, Central Queensland University
Dr Lyza Norton
Research Fellow, The University of Melbourne
Jen Kaighin
Lecturer, Queensland University of Technology
Wendy Godfrey
PhD Candidate, University of the Sunshine Coast
Kristin Honeyball
PhD Candidate & Academic, Central Queensland University
Laura Burton Fairbrother
PhD Candidate & Curriculum and Learning Specialist, Charles Darwin University