Redefining ResearchBlog Post by Institute for Community Health | September 11, 2013 By Nicole Updegrove, ICH Summer Intern Wesleyan University Psychology Student Class of 2014 Before my internship at the Institute for Community Health (ICH) this summer, when asked whether I planned to pursue a health research career or direct clinical work…
ICH Launches Community Wellness Map for ResidentsNews by Institute for Community Health | September 4, 2013 ICH’s Dr. Leah Zallman and Lynn Ibekwe partnered with the Cambridge Health Alliance (CHA) and The Department of Population Medicine (DPM) at Harvard Pilgrim HealthCare Institute to develop a Community Wellness Map – an interactive, web-based tool to help residents…
What do these findings mean and how do I communicate them?Blog Post by Institute for Community Health | August 28, 2013 Tips and Tricks for Interpreting and Reporting Qualitative Data Part 4 in a 4 part series By Julie Carpineto, MFA & Eileen Dryden, PhD Once qualitative data has been collected, coded and analyzed, it needs to be interpreted and packaged…
ICH Seeking InternsNews by Institute for Community Health | August 21, 2013 ICH is currently seeking interns for a youth homelessness project and for our marketing/communications work. See our Jobs & Internships page for more info!
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…
