The Future of Qualitative Research – 2018

Challenges for the economic, health and social sciences

The contributions in this anthology were presented at the 1st Qualmet (Qualitative Methods) Symposium 2017. Scientists from different disciplines presented their research results based on qualitative methods and discussed methodological implications. The main topics range from citizen encounters and public communication, knowledge exchange and career development, ethics in health care to needs and values analyses in different contexts as well as methodological discussions.
The content

  • Opinion/evaluation maps and methodology discussion
  • Sensitive topics, needs and values
  • Citizens’ meetings and public communication
  • Capturing complexity and processes using qualitative methods
  • Exchange of knowledge and career development in care

The target groups

  • Lecturers and students of economics, health and social sciences and qualitative social research
  • Managers who want to gain new insights about qualitative methods and their application areas

The editors Prof. Dr. Julia Müller is holder of the chair for business administration, in particular. Management of Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg and external lecturer at the Anhalt University of Applied Sciences. Ass.-Prof. Dr. Margit Raich is a research assistant at the Institute for Management and Economics in Health Care at the Private University for Health Sciences, Medical Informatics and Technology in Hall in Tyrol.

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