Abductive Thematic Analysis. A CHME webinar for Doctoral students. (PhD, DBA, ProfDoc, EdD, MPhil)

 Another CHME Doctoral webinar!

 

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This is the second CHME organised webinar of what we hope to be a focused effort that connects and serves a community of hospitality Doctoral students and we hope that you know that you are not alone and there is a wonderful community of researchers that can help. All you have to do is reach out. Special thanks to Dr Ali Alisha for all her hard work with the CHME PHD webinar series. Another great turnout thank you to all that joined Yesterday we had 32 attend the webinar from 57 which signed up. What a great response and what a great community! Please Join the Linked In group and connect with each other! In this CHME webinar Dr Tomasella covers abductive thematic analysis and as a lot have asked for a reference list she has kindly obliged:

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