Posts in Diary Studies
Video Diaries and Patient Experience Research

For healthcare research, the adoption of video in patient diaries represents a pivotal shift, enhancing our grasp of patient experiences with a depth and immediacy previously unattainable. This condensed exploration delves into the transformative impact of video diaries, underscoring their role in enriching patient narratives and their integration into broader research methodologies.

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Navigating Common Myths and Harnessing the Power of Diary Studies

In the realm of research, gaining deep insights into user behaviour over extended periods is a quest worth pursuing. Diary studies can be your guiding light in this endeavour. However, misconceptions often shroud the notion of conducting one. In this comprehensive blog post, we aim to unravel the mysteries surrounding diary studies by addressing common myths and revealing the true potential they hold.

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Tips for using a Diary Study for Patient Experience Research

At the intersection of patient-centred care and patient experience research sits a diverse array of research methodologies. Quantitative techniques and tools, such as, patient satisfaction surveys are often embedded in the fabric of understanding patient experiences - both within and outside of the hospital/clinic setting. Qualitative methodologies focus on a deeper dive into the lives of patients. Techniques, such as, one-to-one interviews or patient focus groups, tend to peel back the layer of quantitative data.

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Remote Mobile Diary Studies: an asynchronous alternative to synchronous Qualitative Research In-depth interviews

With all our activities becoming more and more fragmented, a mobile diary study is one of the only tools that allows researchers to gather rich, contextual, and in-the-moment insights. In this post, we share benefits or remote mobile diary studies and why it offers a viable alternative to traditional methods.

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