Using storyboards in participatory research

Nurse Researcher
Ruth Cross, Louise Warwick-Booth

Abstract

To draw on the authors' experience of research conducted with vulnerable young women to argue for the use of storyboards in focus groups. Creative methods are used increasingly in qualitative research to generate richer data and promote more meaningful participation. This paper discusses the authors' experiences of using storyboards in participatory research. This approach has a number of advantages such as promoting participation and engagement, empowering participants and enabling them to take more control over the research process. Using creative techniques with more traditional qualitative approaches may create additional, in-depth data as well as increased participation. Such approaches could be of value in nursing research in which patients, clients and service user perspectives are often vitally important. Using creative methods in qualitative research promotes participation.

Citations

Jul 22, 2017·Global Health Promotion·Ruth CrossLouise Warwick-Booth
Mar 20, 2018·Scandinavian Journal of Public Health·James WoodallRuth Cross

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