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SUMMARY:Applied ethnography: What is it and how do you do it? An introduc
 tion to ethnographic methods and analysis
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DESCRIPTION:Online via Zoom - [https://bit.ly/seminarCCT2Ethnographic Reg
 ister for link]\n\n\nApplied ethnography: What is it and how do you do i
 t? An introduction to ethnographic methods and analysis\nDr Laura Sheard
 \n\n\nThis session is being carried out as part of STAND-Indonesia\; an 
 NIHR funded global health research group on sustainable care for depress
 ion/anxiety in Indonesia.\n\n\nLaura Sheard is a qualitative methodologi
 st\, health sociologist and implementation scientist. She is a Reader in
  the School of Health Sciences at the University of Manchester\, UK. Her
  research mostly focuses on health inequalities and healthcare improveme
 nt. Laura’s primary topic interests are prison healthcare\, food insecur
 ity\, public health and the quality\, safety and experience of healthcar
 e. One of her main methodological interests is qualitative analysis and 
 specifically the role of interpretation. She is a specialist in ethnogra
 phic methods\, particularly longitudinal embedded ethnographies.   \n\nH
 ave you ever wondered what ethnography is and how to conduct observation
 al research? \nDoes it feel like you don’t know where to start with an e
 thnography? \nDo you want to know more about what the researcher looks f
 or and writes down? \nAnd how ‘field notes’ are turned into a comprehens
 ive analysis?\n\n\nEthnographic observational fieldwork has the potentia
 l to generate the most powerful and insightful research data about what 
 people actually do rather than what they say they do. Laura Sheard will 
 deliver a session focusing on the use of applied ethnographic methods in
  healthcare and community settings. She will broadly cover the following
 :\n•	useful background about the roots of the ethnographic tradition\n•	
 concrete examples of ethnographic research on hospital wards\, in food b
 anks and in policy spaces\n•	how to write field notes\, demonstrated thr
 ough real examples\n•	how to analyse field notes\n•	the ethical and meth
 odological issues surrounding observational studies\n\nThere will be ple
 nty of time for questions and discussion. Attendees will be encouraged t
 o identify how they could use ethnographic methods in their own research
  contexts and topics.\n\nOur project builds on strong partnerships betwe
 en the University of Manchester\, the University of Indonesia and Manche
 ster Metropolitan University. It directly addresses two research priorit
 ies identified through collaboration with local Indonesian community gro
 ups. It is supported by the Indonesia Workforce Council at the Ministry 
 of Health\, and the Directors of Mental Health and Primary Care in Indon
 esia. Our group aims to improve health and productivity in Indonesia by 
 increasing the availability and accessibility of evidence-based treatmen
 ts for adults living with anxiety and depression.\n
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