Mixed methods research, with examples and personal experiences of mixed methods research in Malawi

Speakers

Professor David Lissauer 
Professor of Global Maternal Health, University of Liverpool and Malawi-Liverpool-Wellcome Trust
Dr Laura Jones 
Senior Lecturer in mixed-methods applied health research, University of Birmingham
Dr Linda Nyondo-Mipando 
Lecturer in Public Health, Kamuzu University of Health Sciences
Dr Moses Kumwenda 
Post-doctoral social scientist, Malawi-Liverpool-Wellcome Trust
Dr Catherine Dunlop 
Doctoral research student, University of Birmingham
Dr Bejoy Nambiar 
Health Systems Specialist, UNICEF Malawi

Aim of the webinar – This session will provide a broad discussion of mixed methods research approaches. We will hear from a diverse range of researchers who use mixed methods approaches to tackle pressing global maternal health issues. We will discuss the background to mixed methods approaches, give examples from our research, and personal reflections on the challenges and rewards. We will also consider how this approach can influence policy and practice.

​Audience – This webinar is aimed at academics of varying experiences, including novices.

Schedule
Introductions
What is mixed methods research?
Examples of mixed-methods research from Malawi, with personal reflections on conducting mixed-methods research
Mixed-methods research – making an impact on policymakers and implementers
Panel questions