This essay focuses on process of Qualitative Research. By ensuring a smooth organisation, participants in an event and especially those acting as host. Can focus on the content of the event without having to worry about the unexpect.

process of Qualitative Research

Discussion Protocol. Please observe the following 3 x 3 rule: when writing your weekly discussions: – A minimum of three paragraphs per DQ. Each paragraph should have a minimum of three sentences. All answers or discussions comments submitted must be in APA format according to Publication Manual. American Psychological Association (APA) (6th ed.) 2009 ISBN: 978-1-4338-0561-5. Discussions must have a minimum of two references, not older than 2015. DQ:1.

In one paragraph, briefly describe the types of data used by researchers.

Grounded Theory and discuss the the methods of data collection employ.  DQ:2. Describe two data analysis process of Qualitative Research. And discuss at least two of the challenges with the processes describe. Note: Please use the book below as on of the two references. Nursing Research Author: Denise F. Polit; Cheryl Tatano Beck Publisher. Lippincott Williams&Wilkins ISBN: 978-1-4963-0023-2.

The rules of protocol to create space where meetings can take place. As paradoxical as it may sound, the framework of protocol actually doesn’t limit space, it creates it. By ensuring a smooth organisation, participants in an event and especially those acting as host. Can focus on the content of the event without having to worry about the unexpect.

The other side of protocol: its symbolic value. Protocol also has a symbolic value.

The events and rituals, for example, of the formal start of the parliamentary year. The Queen’s Speech in the United Kingdom are meant to symbolise the democratic values of the country. This is the case at every ceremony that more or less follows the same pattern.

Like the exchange of rings and vows at weddings. Or the receiving of a diploma at a graduation ceremony. Symbols add meaning to the community’s values but also credibility, strength and often also beauty.

The model by the sinologist Monica Bakker has the rules on the left side.

Tthe symbols on the right side and the creation of trust and connection in the middle. The rules guarantee predictability and therefore offer the opportunity to create community. The symbolic side of the protocol is the story. So all of us participating in the event are able to understand the broader context of why we are here. Only if these two are applied in the right way, protocol is a facilitator of trust.

Connection and confirmation of the good relationship. The challenge, however, is to balance between modernity and tradition. If the rules are apply too strictly, the event will become too formal and uncomfortable. Too casual and lacking focus is also not good and the use of too few rules will result in chaos. Also, too many symbols will make people laugh and when there is no symbolism. We will not be able to recognise the story and/or are able to relate to why we are attending the event.