Special Seminar: Qualitative Researcher Candidate
Thursday, November 19, 2009
12:00 - 1:30 p.m.
Qualitative research: Knowing differently and interacting with the other
Presented by Mirka Koro-Ljungberg, PhD, Associate Professor, Qualitative Methods, Department of Educational Psychology, University of Florida
Anschutz Medical Campus Academic Office Building One Room 7000
Light refreshments provided! Questions? Contact Lou Moss, Program Assistant, Colorado Health Outcomes at lou.moss@ucdenver.edu.
Seminars & Trainings
COHO is host to several ongoing seminars and trainings including the Qualitative Research Methods Forum, the Atlas.ti User Group, Research and Statistics Brown Bag, and the M & A Series.
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Qualitative Methods Research Forum (QMRF)
The Qualitative Methods Research Forum, sponsored by the Colorado Health Outcomes Program, is a “community of practice” dedicated to building our qualitative research knowledge and skills through sharing expertise and exploring issues that challenge us all. We invite researchers, faculty, and students interested in qualitative research methods to participate in making this an interesting and useful forum for learning from the experiences of our colleagues.
QMRF meets on the 4th Thursdays of February, April, June, August, and October, from 3:30-4:45 pm. The QRMF meetings are held at Anschutz Medical Campus, Academic Office 01 Room 5101 and are web cast. For more information or to view the web conference, contact: Carolyn.Nowels@UCDenver.edu or 303-724-1173.
Purpose: The purpose of the group is to create a collaborative environment for sharing ATLAS.ti issues and learnings.
Time: Meetings are held on the 4th Thursdays of February, April, June, August, and October, from 2:30-3:20 pm.
Location:
Anschutz Medical Campus, Academic Office 01 Room 5101. The User Group is
web cast -- contact Carolyn Nowels Carolyn.Nowels@UCDenver.edu
Questions? Please contact: Carolyn Nowels Carolyn.Nowels@UCDenver.edu
Research Methods and Statistics Discussion Series -Brown Bag
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COHO’s Research Methods & Statistics Discussion Series sessions are designed for analysts and investigators to meet and discuss methodological issues in study design and analysis. Presenters are strongly encouraged to illustrate the research method or statistical technique they present by using data from a current project. Having a handout will enable all participants to leave the session with a concrete example to help them apply the method presented.
These sessions are held on the 4th Wednesday of selected months from 12:00 PM – 12:50 PM in COHO’s 2nd floor conference room, and are open to the entire UC Denver community.
Past topics include: GEE & conditional logistic regression, Missing QOL data in longitudinal study, Calculating sample sizes for nested case control studies, Moderation and mediation in longitudinal studies, Anesthesia variables predictive of surgical outcomes?
For more information or if you would like to present, please contact: Jud Blatchford at: 303-724-0838 or Patrick.Blatchford@UCDenver.edu
Methods & Applications in Health Outcomes Seminar
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The M & A Seminar Series began in 2001 as a way to provide insightful discussions of methodological issues in health outcomes research, with examples of the application of these methods to specific research problems. These seminars are held from 4-5 pm on the last Tuesday of each month, September through June, in the Nighthorse Campbell Native Health Building, Room 305, on the Anschutz Medical Campus (AMC). Presenters give a 20-25 minute didactic presentation of a specific methodological issue relevant to an outcomes research project and then describe the application of that methodological issue to the project. Time (10-20 minutes) is allocated at the end of the presentation for audience discussion. For the 2007-08 academic sessions, the COHO and the VA Colorado Research to Improve Care Coordination (VA-CRICC) program will cosponsor the series. Please email Lou.Moss@UCDenver.edu for more information or to be added to the distribution list.
Past Presentations