Digital Storytelling and Validity Criteria
The authors explore the validity criteria of digital storytelling when applied as a research method in Participatory Health Research. The article begins with an overview of digital storytelling as a participatory visual research method. To demonstrate the validity criteria of digital storytelling, w...
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description | The authors explore the validity criteria of digital storytelling when applied as a research method in Participatory Health Research. The article begins with an overview of digital storytelling as a participatory visual research method. To demonstrate the validity criteria of digital storytelling, what follows is a reflexive account of a 2-year Participatory Health Research study that used digital storytelling as a research method to investigate treatment experiences among breast cancer patients. The authors offer a suggested summary of validity criteria for digital storytelling when applied to Participatory Health Research and describe the application of participatory, intersubjective, catalytic, contextual, empathic, and ethical validity. The article concludes with a discussion about resources and distribution. |
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spelling | doaj.art-7b464d3a5c5b4b9ba88d5b8df7d9da272022-12-21T23:59:51ZengSAGE PublishingInternational Journal of Qualitative Methods1609-40692020-03-011910.1177/1609406920910656Digital Storytelling and Validity CriteriaKathleen C. Sitter0Natalie Beausoleil1Erin McGowan2 University of Calgary, Alberta, Canada Memorial University of Newfoundland, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada Memorial University of Newfoundland, Newfoundland and Labrador, CanadaThe authors explore the validity criteria of digital storytelling when applied as a research method in Participatory Health Research. The article begins with an overview of digital storytelling as a participatory visual research method. To demonstrate the validity criteria of digital storytelling, what follows is a reflexive account of a 2-year Participatory Health Research study that used digital storytelling as a research method to investigate treatment experiences among breast cancer patients. The authors offer a suggested summary of validity criteria for digital storytelling when applied to Participatory Health Research and describe the application of participatory, intersubjective, catalytic, contextual, empathic, and ethical validity. The article concludes with a discussion about resources and distribution.https://doi.org/10.1177/1609406920910656 |
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title | Digital Storytelling and Validity Criteria |
title_full | Digital Storytelling and Validity Criteria |
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