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Standards for Reporting Qualitative Research
Academic Medicine · 2014 · Vol. 89(9) · pp. 1245–1251
Bridget C. OʼBrien✉(Twitter (United States))Ilene Harris(Twitter (United States))Thomas J. Beckman(Twitter (United States))Darcy A. Reed(Twitter (United States))David A. Cook(Twitter (United States))
Abstract
The SRQR aims to improve the transparency of all aspects of qualitative research by providing clear standards for reporting qualitative research. These standards will assist authors during manuscript preparation, editors and reviewers in evaluating a manuscript for potential publication, and readers when critically appraising, applying, and synthesizing study findings.
Health Policy Implementation ScienceMeta-analysis and systematic reviewsInnovations in Medical EducationQualitative researchComputer scienceSet (abstract data type)Critical appraisalTransparency (behavior)Coding (social sciences)Flexibility (engineering)Data scienceManagement scienceMedical education
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PublishingResearch DesignQualitative ResearchResearch Report
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