Table 4.
Training session | Content of the session |
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1 (introductory meeting) | Team members introduce themselves by using association cards |
Discussing the content, aims and need for the research (i.e. added value of client participation and evaluating the quality of a care relationship) | |
Sharing motivations for becoming involved | |
Formulating ground rules for cooperation | |
Exchanging personal information for getting in contact and paying remunerations | |
2 |
Discussing research activities and role preferences Drawing up the invitation letter for respondents |
Modifying the content of the qualitative instruments: open or semi-structured questions | |
3 | Training in individual interviewing techniques |
- asking open questions and multiple choice questions | |
- techniques for encouraging a respondent to tell more | |
- summarising | |
Learning to present the research to respondents | |
Completing an interview | |
4 | Training in group interview techniques (optional) |
- asking open questions and multiple choice questions | |
- learning to deal with group dynamics | |
Practising observing nonverbal information such as emotions | |
5 | Specific training sessions in applying one qualitative instrument, concerning individual interview and/or group interview techniques. |