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   Sep 20, 2023 · Photovoice is a powerful qualitative research method that combines photos and accompanying words generated by participants.

   • Analyzing Photos in Photovoice Studies — Sage Research ...

     In this article, we describe a photovoice study carried out...

   • Picturing Students' Habitus: The Advantages and Limitations ...

     I identify seven major advantages of photo-interviews over...

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3. journals.sagepub.com › doi › fullVisual Methodologies in Qualitative Research: Autophotography ...

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   Dec 19, 2017 · This article illustrates that the visual methods of autophotography and photo elicitation are a unique and innovative way to collect data and can be successfully implemented into health and mental health research.

   • Author: Xanthe Glaw, Kerry Inder, Ashley Kable, Michael Hazelton

   • Publish Year: 2017

4. link.springer.com › article › 10The visual vernacular: embracing photographs in research

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   Photo-documentation has been used in clinical medicine for nearly two centuries Clinical photographs and images are vital for training purposes, to illustrate a clinical finding, steps in a process or procedure, or for comparative (“before” and “after”) purposes. They are an integral part of patient’s clinical notes in numerous specialties and are...

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   A second way of using photographs in research is analysis of publicly available images: in other words, analysis of secondary (photographic) data. There are examples of this approach in medical education in relation to the messages given by images on public-facing documents and webpages, and how these might influence student choice of medical schoo...

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   In photo-elicitation (sometimes called photo production or auto-photography), the specific area of focus is typically decided by the researcher. The photos are either taken by the researcher or participants. In researcher-drivenphoto-elicitation the researcher decides on what people, objects, settings and/or scenes they find interesting or potenti...

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   A specific research method within the bracket of photo-elicitation is photovoice. Developed by Wang and Buriss in 1997, photovoice involves asking community members to identify and represent their community through specific photographs and tell the stories of what these pictures mean, promoting critical dialogue and potentially catalysing social ac...

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   • Author: Jennifer Cleland, Anna MacLeod

   • Publish Year: 2021

5. researchmethodscommunity.sagepub.com › blogAnalyzing Photos in Photovoice Studies — Sage Research ...

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   Sep 21, 2023 · In this article, we describe a photovoice study carried out with young adult women affected by serious illness and provide examples of participants' photographs to illustrate how participant-employed photography can enhance the depth of research data.

6. journals.sagepub.com › doi › 10Picturing Students' Habitus: The Advantages and Limitations ...

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   Jun 1, 2010 · I identify seven major advantages of photo-interviews over traditional oral interviews: (a) they elicited longer and more enjoyable interviews; (b) they enhanced the participation and control of interviewees; (c) the gathering of richer data about similar topics; (d) they reinforced what was already stated in the traditional interview; (e) they ...

   • Author: Analia Inés Meo

   • Publish Year: 2010

7. journals.sagepub.com › doi › pdfInternational Journal of Qualitative Methods Volume 16: 1–8 ...

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   Implications for Health and Mental Health Professionals. Visual methodologies, specifically autophotography and photo elicitation, are a new and innovative way for nurses and other health and mental health professionals to collect data and research topics in health care.

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   What are the benefits of a photogra-PHY method?

   • This methodology allowed participants to think and reflect prior to interview and to capture their ideas through photogra-phy and on paper. The visual images created subsequent knowledge; elicited memories, meanings, and deep emotions; and brought different layers and insights to the research.

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   Can Autophotography and photo elicitation be used in health and mental health research?

   • This article illustrates that the visual methods of autophotography and photo elicitation are a unique and innovative way to collect data and can be successfully implemented into health and mental health research.

   Visual Methodologies in Qualitative Research: Autophotography and Ph…

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   How are photographs used in research?

   • Perhaps the most popular and widespread method of the use of photographs in research studies is PhotoVoice, or formerly known as Photo Novella (Close, 2007). PhotoVoice by Wang and Burris (1994) is a data collection method where participants are provided with cameras and control both the ‘photo’ and the ‘voice ’ aspect of the research.

   Research Photography Is… - Springer

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   Why is photography important in research?

   • This happens on a spontaneous, unplanned level throughout the research process and allows researchers a serendipity to collect photographs without the inhibition of preset research boundaries and to simply see what is there and not be defined by fixed ideas about the phenomenon.

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   Can photography improve understanding of a phenomenon?

   • Despite widespread support for visual approaches in existing research, there has been insufficient attention paid to how photography can enhance understanding of the phenomenon under study.

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   Should photographs be used in Health Professions Education Research?

   • Rather it reflects our own interests and observations and should be regarded as a springboard to help readers consider diverse ways in which photographs may add richness in research endeavours. There are many ways of conducting qualitative research in health professions education research (HPER). All have their affordances and limitations.

   The visual vernacular: embracing photographs in research

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9. link.springer.com › chapter › 10Research Photography Is… - Springer

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   Dec 14, 2017 · We want to first theoretically lay out the benefits of combining emic and etic approaches and then translate the concepts to the discussed photo-research methods and provide guiding research questions that aid researchers in determining the most suitable approach for their study.