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Qualitative Research Methods


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About this Independent Study   

The qualitative research methods training is designed to cover several key topics, moving from foundational concepts to specific methodologies, with a strong emphasis on practical application and skill enhancement.

The training is envisioned to be a comprehensive, engaging, and conversational session. Each module is accompanied by a study guide, and a Qualitative Resource list is included.

Module 1: Introductions

Module 2: Welcome to Foundations in Qualitative Research Methods

Module 3: Foundational Understanding of Qualitative Research

Module 4: Data Analysis and Interpretation

Module 5: Current Qualitative Research Activities

Module 6: Practical Application Continued

Module 7: Facilitation Methods

Module 8: Discussion

Hosted by: United South and Eastern Tribes, Inc., Office of Tribal Public Health, Planning and Infrastructure

Who Should Take This Course

USET staff, USET member Tribal Nation staff, public health professionals, public health researchers, Epidemiologists  

Objectives

After completing this eLearning course, you will be able to:

  • Equip staff with foundational knowledge of qualitative research concepts.
  • Enhance staff’s current qualitative research skills.
  • Emphasize conversation as a source of qualitative data.
  • Share best practices and practical strategies for Tribal data collection methodology.

Author/Presenter

    Dr. Charlotte Huntley, PhD, MPH

    Founder & CEO, DrCHHuntley, LLC

Dr. Charlotte Huntley brings over 25 years of experience in public health research, organizational development, and equity-centered consulting. Holding a PhD in Public Health Epidemiology and an MPH, she is recognized for her collaborative leadership, strategic

vision, and culturally humble, community-focused facilitation. Dr. Huntley has led initiatives advancing Tribal governance, Indigenous health equity, and sustainable capacity building through strategic planning and organizational development, all grounded in systems thinking and a deep respect for Tribal sovereignty and values.

Continuing Education 

Continuing  Education for Public Health Professionals (CPH)

Up to 2 CPH Recertification Credits may be earned at this event.

    Registration & Fees

    The eLearning course is free of charge. 


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    Here is the course outline:

    1. Modules 1-2

    ~ 8 minutes Module 1: Introductions Module 2: Welcome to Foundations in Qualitative Research Methods

    2. Module 3

    ~21 minutes Module 3: Foundational Understanding of Qualitative Research

    3. Modules 4-5

    ~ 11 minutes Module 4: Data Analysis and Interpretation Module 5: Current Qualitative Research Activities

    4. Modules 6-7

    ~ 7 minutes Module 6: Practical Application Continued Module 7: Facilitation Methods

    5. Module 8

    ~46 minutes Module 8: Discussion

    6. Evaluation and Certificate

    Complete a brief evaluation and receive your certificate.

    Completion

    The following certificates are awarded when the course is completed:

    Certificate of Completion
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