Interviews and focus groups in qualitative research: an update for the digital age

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P. Gill
J. Baillie
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[1] Senior Lecturer (Adult Nursing),
[2] School of Healthcare Sciences,undefined
[3] Cardiff University,undefined
[4] Lecturer (Adult Nursing) and RCBC Wales Postdoctoral Research Fellow,undefined
[5] School of Healthcare Sciences,undefined
[6] Cardiff University,undefined
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British Dental Journal | 2018年 / 225卷
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Highlights that qualitative research is used increasingly in dentistry. Interviews and focus groups remain the most common qualitative methods of data collection.Suggests the advent of digital technologies has transformed how qualitative research can now be undertaken.Suggests interviews and focus groups can offer significant, meaningful insight into participants' experiences, beliefs and perspectives, which can help to inform developments in dental practice.
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