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DESCRIPTION:QRDG Overview: The goal of the Qualitative Research Discussion
  Group (QRDG) is to provide opportunities for individuals involved in qua
 litative or mixed-methods research to meet regularly to discuss the quali
 tative research process and potentially problem-solve issues that may ari
 se when engaged in qualitative research. Discussion topics include\, but 
 are not limited to: logistics\, data management\, analysis\, disseminatio
 n\, role of the researcher\, and ethics. It is intended as a venue for di
 scussing research in progress and new or relevant literature on qualitati
 ve methods and practice as well as to create networking opportunities and
  foster research collaborations. CIRA’s Interdisciplinary Research Method
 s (IRM) Core Core member\, Lauretta Grau\, PhD\, is coordinating the meet
 ings. She can be reached at lauretta.grau@yale.edu. Debbie Humphries\, Ph
 D\, MPH\, MA\, Assistant Professor of Clinical Public Health\, Yale Schoo
 l of Public Health Dr. Humphries has a broad background in public health 
 research and practice. She has been a consultant in the areas of diet and
  physical activity behavior change\, sustainability of community health p
 rograms\, program monitoring and evaluation\, and training in participato
 ry monitoring and evaluation for organizations in Vietnam\, Africa and in
  the United States. She has extended that reach through her Practice-base
 d Community Health Research course which places student groups with agenc
 ies in the State of Connecticut to plan and evaluate programs. Sample pro
 jects include: Determining the Best Time to Implement Routine HIV Testing
  in Jails\; Barriers to Accessing Health Care and Health Needs of Undocum
 ented Immigrants\; Evaluation of HIV/AIDS prevention\, testing and care i
 n Connecticut Correctional Facilities\; and Strategies to Reduce Low Birt
 h Weight in New Haven: An Evaluation of the Outreach Strategy of the New 
 Haven Maternal and Child Health Department. Humphries is also a member of
  the Community Research Engagement steering committee at Yale. Dr. Humphr
 ies' research addresses interactions between nutrition and infectious dis
 ease\, as well as programmatic approaches to improving public health. Thi
 s work has taken her to Asia and Africa where she has studied environment
 al factors and intestinal helminth infections and their relationship to a
 nemia as well as effectiveness of intervention programs. She is currently
  collaborating on a longitudinal study to characterize parasite and host 
 factors affecting response to deworming in Ghana.\n\nSpeaker:\nDebbie Hum
 phries\n\nAdmission:\nFree\n\nDetails URL:\nhttps://medicine.yale.edu/eve
 nt/ciras-qrdg-debbie-humprhies/\n
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LOCATION:Zoom\, URL: https://yale.zoom.us/j/93012332332?pwd=duo3wi9rd3z0ej
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STATUS:Confirmed
SUMMARY:CIRA's Qualitative Research Discussion Group: "Intersectional infl
 uences on strengthening use of CHWs to support people living with HIV in 
 St. Louis"
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