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Remote qualitative data collection in health research : a realist review revealing what works for whom, where, when and why
Remote methods of data collection- where participant/s and researcher/s are not co-located and communication technologies are used- have a long history in qualitative health research. While in-person collection has long been regarded as the ‘gold-standard’, this is increasingly being challenged foll
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