Studying Complex and Changing Populations and Cohorts (Part 1)
| Researching Indigenous Issues: getting to the core. | |
| Kerrie E Doyle |
Using official data sources for model building
| Rebalancing care for older people: Simulating policy options using official data | |
| Roy Lay-Yee, Janet Pearson, Peter Davis |
In-depth Qualitative Techniques
| Utilising photovoice and poetic analysis in aged care: Lessons from the field | |
| Evonne Miller, Geraldine Donoghue |
| Self defining stories as methodology | XML |
| Mary Jane Ditton |
Interviews, interviewing and mode effects
| Can expert interviews replace direct research methods when investigating motivations and barriers to pro-environmental behaviour? | |
| Fiona McCartney, Jeanette Durante |
Social network analysis: Applied studies and substantive topics
| Determining brokerage and closure processes from time-ordered interactions | |
| Lucia Falzon, John M Dunn |
Assessing the Impact of the Social Sciences
| Valuing the social sciences. An agenda for hard times. | |
| Peter Davis |
Methodological Issues in Cross National or Comparative Research
| The Gender Wage Gap in Bangladesh: An application of Olsen and Walby simulation method | XML |
| Nafisa Anjum, Anne Daly |
Positive organisational scholarship: A space for methodological creativity
| A POSH way to enhance health service management: Inquiry and engagement intertwined | XML |
| Ann Dadich, Liz Fulop, Anne Smyth, Mary Ditton |
| Interprofessional practice in healthcare – A POSH approach | XML |
| Ann Dadich, Rebecca E Olson |
Social network research: Research designs and methods
| Online recruitment: Poisoned chalice or light at the end of the recruitment tunnel? | |
| Carmel M Taddeo, Daly L Daly, Barbara A Spears |
Studying Organisations: Surveys and Other Methods
| Analysis of free text response data in large surveys: a comparison between manual and automated analyses | |
| Gillian Little, Arwen Mow-Lowry, Tony Cotton, Fiona Buick, Blackman Deborah |
Studying Complex and Changing Populations and Cohorts (Part 2)
| Methodological innovations for a complex population | |
| Diana Smart, Saul Flaxman, Kylie Brosnan, John De Maio, Michelle Silbert |
Measurement and Other Errors (with a focus on TSE) (Part 2)
| Poststratification and optimal weighting strategies for dual frame telephone surveys in Australia | |
| Shane Dinsdale |
ACSPRI Social Science Methodology Conference
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