1. Echantillonnage dans la recherche qualitative
- Spencer B. L’échantillonnage dans la recherche qualitative. Module de cours CAS/DAS en recherche clinique 2016
- Luborsky and Rubinstein, Sampling in Qualitative Research : Rationale, Issues, and Methods. Res Aging 1995
- Qualitative Research Guidelines Project - Sampling. RWJF 2008
- A Guide to Using Qualitative Research Methodology. MSF Field Research 2007 [p. 9 et 10]
2. Récolte des données en recherche qualitative
2.1 Choix de la méthode
- Creswell J. W. Qualitative enquiry and research design Choosing among 5 approaches, 3rd edition. SAGE Publications, 2009 (extrait)
- Reeves S. et al. Why use theories in qualitative research ? BMJ 2008; 337:a949
- Wertz FJ., editor. Five ways of doing qualitative analysis: phenomenological psychology, grounded theory, discourse analysis, narrative research, and intuitive inquiry. Guilford Press 2011 (extrait et reviews)
2.2 Entretien individuel de recherche
- Blanchet, A. & Gotman, A. L’entretien (2e éd.). Armand Colin 2013
- Blanchet, A. Dire et faire dire : l’entretien. Paris : Armand Colin 2015
- Boutin G., L’entretien de recherche qualitatif, Presses de l’Université du Quebec, 1997
- DiCicco-Bloom B. & F Crabtree B.F., The qualitative research interview. Medical Education 2006, 40: 314–321
- Exemple pratique d’entretien semi-structuré : Schweizer A. et al. Integrating sexuality into gynaecological consultations: gynaecologists' perspectives, Culture, Health & Sexuality 2013, 15(2): 175-190
2.3 Entretiens en groupe ou focus group
- Kitzinger J. Qualitative Research: Introducing focus groups, BMJ 1995;311:299-302
- Cohen D, Crabtree B. Qualitative Research Guidelines Project– Focus groups.2006
- Le Focus Group, Spiral, Département de Science Politique, Université de Liège 2011
- Morgan, D. L. The focus group guidebook. Sage Publications Ltd, 1998 (contenu)
- Krueger, R., & Casey, M. Focus groups : A practical guide for applied research (4e éd.). Sage Publications Ltd. 2009
- Exemple pratique: Lauvergeon S. et al. Convergences and divergences of diabetic patients’and healthcare professionals’ opinions of care: a qualitative study. Health Expectations 2012, 18:111–123
2.4 Observations
- Finkler, K. et al. What Is Going on? : Ethnography in Hospital Spaces. Journal of Contemporary Ethnography 2008, 37(2), 246-250.
- Mays N. & Pope C. Qualitative research: Observational methods in health care settings BMJ. 1995; 311(6998): 182–184.
- Reeves, S. et al. Qualitative research methodologies: ethnography. BMJ 2008; 337:a1020-a1020
- Savage J. Ethnography and health care. BMJ 2000;321:1400
- Wind, G. Negotiated interactive observation: Doing fieldwork in hospital settings Anthropology & Medicine 2008 ; 2 : 79 — 89
- Wolfinger N.H. On writing fieldnotes: collection strategies and background expectancies. Qualitative Research 2002;2 :85-95