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DESCRIPTION:Annie Harper\, PhD\, Assistant Professor of Psychiatry\, Yale 
 School of Medicine Annie Harper has a PhD from Yale University in cultura
 l anthropology. She conducts research on how vulnerable populations\, par
 ticularly low income people with mental illness\, cope with poverty and f
 inancial difficulties\, and how to support them in this area. She is part
 icularly interested in understanding how the financial services and retai
 l industries could better serve low income people generally\, and people 
 with mental illness in particular. She is committed to combining rigorous
  research with practical work that makes a difference now\, to which end 
 she works closely with the City of New Haven and the broader community’s 
 efforts to provide support to low income residents struggling with financ
 ial difficulties. She is originally from the UK\, but has lived for many 
 years in New Haven with her husband\, who is originally from Pakistan\, a
 nd their three children. QRDG Overview: The goal of the Qualitative Resea
 rch Discussion Group (QRDG) is to provide opportunities for individuals i
 nvolved in qualitative or mixed-methods research to meet regularly to dis
 cuss the qualitative research process and potentially problem-solve issue
 s that may arise when engaged in qualitative research. Discussion topics 
 include\, but are not limited to: logistics\, data management\, analysis\
 , dissemination\, role of the researcher\, and ethics. It is intended as 
 a venue for discussing research in progress and new or relevant literatur
 e on qualitative methods and practice as well as to create networking opp
 ortunities and foster research collaborations. CIRA’s Interdisciplinary R
 esearch Methods (IRM) Core Core member\, Lauretta Grau\, PhD\, is coordin
 ating the meetings. She can be reached at lauretta.grau@yale.edu .\n\nSpe
 aker:\nAnnie Harper\n\nAdmission:\nFree\n\nDetails URL:\nhttps://medicine
 .yale.edu/event/ciras-qrdg-annie-harper/\n
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SUMMARY:CIRA Qualitative Research Discussion Group (QRDG): "Research with 
 Results\, or Alphabet Soup? Promises and pitfalls of a Community Based Pa
 rticipatory Action Transformative mixed methods...approach"
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