I have such interesting qualitative data! Now how do I analyze it?Blog Post by Institute for Community Health | August 21, 2013 Tips and Tricks for Qualitative Data Analysis (Part 3 in a 4 part series) By Julie Carpineto, MFA & Eileen Dryden, PhD Qualitative data analysis and reporting can seem like a mysterious process for those new to it – but it…
What do I do with all of this qualitative data!?!Blog Post by Institute for Community Health | August 15, 2013 Tips and Tricks for Qualitative Data Management (Part 2 in 4 part series) By Eileen Dryden, PhD & Julie Carpineto, MFA You are sold on the benefits of using qualitative methods. You have started using them. Now you find yourself drowning in…
Hello Qualitative Methods, It is Nice to Meet You!Blog Post by Institute for Community Health | August 7, 2013 Quick Introduction to Qualitative Methods for Community Partners Part 1 in a 4 part series By Eileen Dryden, PhD & Julie Carpineto, MFA Ever wonder why people engage in certain behaviors? Do you want to know more about how people…
ICH Senior Scientist Justeen Hyde Presents at Salzburg AcademyNews by Institute for Community Health | August 6, 2013 Justeen Hyde, PhD, ICH Senior Scientist, presented on community-based participatory research (CBPR) at the 2013 Salzburg Academy on Media and Global Change. You can view Justeen’s presentation here. See our CBPR page for more information on ICH’s approach to CBPR.
ICH Names Dr. Lise Fried Interim Executive DirectorNews by Institute for Community Health | July 23, 2013 Dear ICH supporters: As many of you know from our previous announcement, Dr. Karen Hacker, MD, MPH is leaving the Institute for Community Health (ICH) on August 2, 2013 to become Director of the Allegheny County Health Department in Pittsburgh,…
ICH Staff to Present at APHA Annual MeetingNews by Institute for Community Health | July 17, 2013 Nine ICH projects will be featured at the 2013 American Public Health Association Annual Meeting in Boston this fall. ICH staffers will present on a variety of health topics, including substance abuse, teen pregnancy, HIV, and health insurance. See below for…
