Yu He, Cui Lijun, Luo Changyong, et al. Interview skills in qualitative research on inheritance of illustrious senior traditional Chinese medicine practitioners: an analysis with examples[J]. Journal of Beijing University of traditional Chinese Medicine, 2020, 43(9): 723-728.
DOI:
Yu He, Cui Lijun, Luo Changyong, et al. Interview skills in qualitative research on inheritance of illustrious senior traditional Chinese medicine practitioners: an analysis with examples[J]. Journal of Beijing University of traditional Chinese Medicine, 2020, 43(9): 723-728.DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1006-2157.2020.09.004.
Interview skills in qualitative research on inheritance of illustrious senior traditional Chinese medicine practitioners: an analysis with examples
In-depth interview is one of the most commonly used methods to collect data in qualitative research. The information obtained as raw data determines the outcome of qualitative research. Knowing the ways of effective implementation of interviews help to improve the quality of interview
enrich the materials for interview and guarantee the successful progress of the qualitative research. During the preparation for the interview
the researchers should clarify the purpose of the study
carry out pre-interviews
familiarize the background information of the interviewees
determine the time and place of interview
and dress properly. During the interview
they should pay attention to the interview skills of breaking the ice
questioning
making detailed inquiry and giving feedback. After the interview
they should sort out the data in time and determine whether a second interview or supplementary materials are needed. By illustrating the above points with specific examples of qualitative research on illustrious senior traditional Chinese medicine practitioners
this study provides ideas for carrying out efficient and high-quality interviews and reference for future qualitative research in Chinese medicine.
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