Vanessa Lawrence
@DrVLawrence
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Professor of Qualitative Health Research @KingsIoPPN. Interested in application of qualitative methods in mental health. Head of the @quahrc
Joined February 2017
RT @thaliaeley: Another new area that @edit_lab are engaging in is the use of qualitative designs with support from the fabulous @DrVLawren…
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I am sorry I didn't get everybody in the photo. Good a qual research, bad at photos!
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Absolutely a must for any reflexive researcher! Last month in our Making Interpretations Series @thegalwegian reminded me of why I love grounded theory. Here, the wonderful @SisterJoyous unpicks how lived experience is used as an analytical resource. Brilliant stuff.
I've been waiting for this episode! @SisterJoyous talks about drawing on her lived experience in the interpretation of qualitative data. The episode links with the approaches of organisations such as @NSUNnews and @McPinFoundation, and is a must for any reflexive researcher.
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RT @NIHRMaudsleyBRC: Professor @richardaemsley, @KingsIoPPN and our Theme Lead in Trials, Prediction and Genomics at the BRC, shares his ca…
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If you teach and supervise #qualitative research this one's for you! “Mentoring creative possibilities and following rocky trails of association”- a lovely description of the supervisory process
🎙️New podcast series🎙️ The @quahrc at @KingsCollegeLon has a new series of the Qualitative Open Mic. Series 5 is exploring the art of interpreting #Qualitative #HealthData. Listen to Episode 1 with Shira Birnbaum @RU_nursing👇 @kingshealth
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RT @quahrc: In our latest Impact in Qualitative Research blog, Bryher reflects on her experience as part of an NIHR Carer’s Steering Group…
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First episode from the Ethics in Qualitative Research podcast series and it's cracker! The ethics system is built on a series of defensive principles - there are ways we can do this better...
A new series of our Qualitative Open Mic Podcast launches today! In the first episode of our Ethics in Qualitative Research series, Leslie Cannold explores different ethical perspectives and how to become an ethical qualitative researcher.
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@SisterJoyous @CharleyBaker1 Brilliant work Joy. It was a pleasure to read your inspiring thesis and to discuss it in person. Congratulations to you, and to Stefan and Alison also.
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RT @quahrc: Today on our Impact in Qualitative Research Blog, @DrEmmaMaynard reflects on how the Family Stories project is helping to find…
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