A Beginners Guide to Qualitative Data

by Clark County Public Health

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In-Person Training for the SW Regional Network

Explore methods for gathering, analyzing, & using qualitative data.

Description:

On Tuesday March 14th, Clark County Public Health, Health Assessment and Evaluation (HAE) staff will facilitate “Qualitative 101,” an all-day workshop designed to provide training and education for staff about implementation and analysis of qualitative research methods.

The workshop will be a combination of content delivery, group-style learning activities, and time to apply learning to your current or future work. Post-workshop, HAE is available to provide technical assistance to Coalitions and program staff as they design qualitative data collection in 2023.

Objectives:

By the end of the 6 hour training, participants will have:

A deeper understanding of what is qualitative data, including its utility and benefits
An awareness of several qualitative data collection methods and corresponding references to explore these methods in more depth after the workshop
The tools needed to design a qualitative data collection effort – including planning, data collection, analysis and interpretation, and reporting for your coalition/ community.
A desire to embed qualitative work into your practice!