Program for Thursday, January 27th: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR THURSDAY, JANUARY 27TH: TALK VIEW

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10:25-10:30 NOTE: Sessions are scheduled according to the UTC+00:00 Timezone (Dublin, Edinburgh, Lisbon, London)

10:30-11:30 Round Table

11:30-11:40 Break

11:40-12:40 Let´s Talk About...

12:40-12:50 Break

12:50-14:20

"Treating risk": Cervical intraepithelial neoplasia patients´ perceptions of medical surveillance

C. Freijomil-Vázquez, D. Gastaldo, C. Coronado, M.-J. Movilla-Fernández

12:50-14:20

Interprofessional Collaborative Practice and Organizational Climate in A Hospital Context to Fight Covid-19: Preliminary

R. Ottes Vasconcelos, V. Marli Leonello, J.L. Guedes dos Santos, B.J. da Silva

12:50-14:20

Best Practices for Conducting a Literature Review with ATLAS.ti 22

Neringa Kalpokas, Ivana Radivojevic

12:50-14:20

Creating Hybrid over the Top (OTT) monetisation Model in South Africa

Nickson Sibanda

12:50-14:20

Introduction to qualitative research in Educational Psychology: Feedback from master’s students

Ana Pereira Antunes, Sara Barros Araújo

12:50-14:20

Scoping review on Patient Safety in the area of Radiodiagnostics, with support of webQDA® software

A. Bulgarelli Do Nascimento, C. de Araújo Lasevicius, O. Martins de Barros

12:50-14:20

Collaborative steering committees as a strategy for implementing participatory evaluations in Global Health

José Carlos Suarez Herrera

12:50-14:20

Findings as Fiction: Disrupting Traditional Methods of Research Dissemination to Consider Audiences Within and Beyond the

E. H. York, Christine Schott

12:50-14:20

Work Changes due to COVID-19: Perceptions of Portuguese Workers

Brandão, Veloso, Vieira dos Santos, P. Gonçalves, Silva, Ribeiro

12:50-14:20

Working during Covid-19 lockdowns: Qualitative study of psychological adaptation of nurses and telecommuting workers during pandemic phases I and

Mónica Pires, Raquel João, Maria Santos, Carlos Fonseca

12:50-14:20

A Capabilities Framework for Human Resources Professionals within the Context of the Fourth Industrial Revolution in South

Dineo Mathibedi

12:50-14:20

Participant anonymity: Subverting, protecting and critiquing research participants’ voices in contexts of

Samuel Michael

14:20-14:30 Break

14:30-16:00 Panel Discussion: Best Practices for Undertaking and Publishing Qualitative Scholarship

14:30-16:00 Panel Discussion: Biographical-Narrative research in education: a sociopolitical commitment

16:00-16:10 Break

16:10-18:10

Guidelines for Student Self-Efficacy in the Teaching and Learning Environment of Undergraduate Natural

Roné Vorster-de Wet, Lynette Van der Merwe, Lindi Nel

16:10-18:10

Arthur's trust in healthcare professionals: An interpretative phenomenological analysis case study

Juraj Čáp, Katarína Žiaková, Lucia Podolinská

16:10-18:10

Dealing with the challenges of a virtual classroom ethnography.

Paola Menzolini

16:10-18:10

Researching the Living World of Security Risk Management (SRM)

Angela Jackson-Summers

16:10-18:10

A Qualitative Investigation of the Barriers and Facilitators To Lgbtq+ Young People‘s Self-Management of Their Mental

Rosa Town, Emily Stapley, Daniel Hayes, Peter Fonagy

16:10-18:10

A Research Team’s Journey of Unpacking the Lived Experience of a COVID-19 Outbreak for Frontline Providers in a Residential Setting for Those with Disabilities: The Simplicity and the Power of Asking to

L. Duhn, E. Vanderlee, J. Philpott, S. Brillinger, P. Camargo-Plazas

16:10-18:10

The big challenge out here is getting stuff: Exploring how the social determinants of health affect diabetes self-management education for older

L. Duhn, M. Robertson, I. Costa, G. Pare, B. Alvarado, P. Camargo-Plazas

16:10-18:10

It’s Possible to Learn Evidence in The Nursing Degree Course?

Lavareda Baixinho, Ramos Ferreira, Medeiros, Fernandes de Oliveira

16:10-18:10

Instilling Value-Significance in Land Ownership in the Northern Cape Province

Gail Denise Parker

16:10-18:10

Developing a bricoleuric strategy for a single national emergency number in South Africa

Freddie Booysen

16:10-18:10

Developing a Model for Achieving Operational Efficiency for Historically Disadvantaged Individuals within the Petroleum

Harry Mtshweni, King Costa

16:10-18:10

Developing a Public-Private Partnership Model for a Medical School: A Case Study for Lesotho

Lerato Sekoli-Makenete

16:10-18:10

Positive Psychology as a Strategy for Leadership Development in Gauteng Hospitals: A Qualitative Evidence

Motlalepule Mokhine

16:10-18:10

A Critical Examination of the Common Law Director Duties and Shareholder Remedies as Codified into the UK Companies Act

Thelela Ngcetane-Vika

16:10-18:10

ACAID System – A Diagnostic, Prescriptive, Therapeutic Framework for Perpetrators and Victims of Gender Based

Violet M Shai, Solomon Mokone Lebese

16:10-18:10

Connecting Theoretical Perspectives and Praxis on African Women Leadership and Development Agenda

Thelela Ngcetane-Vika

16:10-18:10

The Relevance of Financial Management Practices in Struggling Small-Medium Enterprises in South

Mamello Puleng Pule

16:10-18:10

The role and potential of Information Communication Technology (ICT) in early childhood education in South Africa: A theoretical

Mfanelo Patrick Ntsobi, Blondel Nyamkure, King Costa