Qualitative Data Management and Analysis within a Data Repository.

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2019
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Abstract
Data repositories can support secure data management for multi-institutional and geographically dispersed research teams. Primarily designed to provide secure access, storage, and sharing of quantitative data, limited focus has been given to the unique considerations of data repositories for qualitative research. We share our experiences of using a data repository in a large qualitative nursing research study. Over a 27-month period, data collected by this 15-member team from 83 participants included photos, audio recordings and transcripts of interviews, and field notes. The data repository supported the secure collection, storage, and management of over 1,800 files with data. However, challenges were introduced during analysis that required negotiations about the structure and processes of the data repository. We discuss strengths and limitations of data repositories, and introduce practical strategies for developing a data management plan for qualitative research, which is supported through a data repository.
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Authors Antonio, Marcy G;Schick-Makaroff, Kara;Doiron, James M;Sheilds, Laurene;White, Lacie;Molzahn, Anita;
Journal western journal of nursing research
Year 2019
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10.1177/0193945919881706
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