When:
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Where: 255 Cunz Hall
An advanced seminar in Qualitative and Community-Engaged Research Methods in the Health and Social Sciences
Abductive analysis is a recent innovation in qualitative data analysis that has been rapidly growing in popularity. Philosophically grounded in the pragmatist tradition, abduction occupies a middle ground between purely deductive and purely inductive logics, and attempts to resolve long-standing challenges faced by practitioners of grounded theory. Join us for an exploration of abductive logics and methods at our last Qualitative and Community-Engaged Research Methods (QCERM) meeting of the year.
No registration is required for the event. Lunch will be served for in-person attendees, and virtual attendance is also possible the day of the event.
Guest leader
Brian O'Rourke is a recent PhD from the College of Public Health's Division of Health Services Management and Policy, who has conducted original mixed methods research and abductive analysis in the health policy arena.
About the QCERM
For more information or to sign up for the QCERM reading list, please email padamsee.1@osu.edu.
QCERM is sponsored by the Division of Health Services Management and Policy in the Ohio State College of Public Health, and the Cancer Control Program of the Ohio State Comprehensive Cancer Center.
