From the research to the documentary “Eviction and Health”: a methodological model for qualitative results dissemination.
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https://doi.org/10.35669/rcys.2020.10(3).33-51Keywords:
Qualitative research, scientific communication and dissemination, audiovisual media, science in the arts, arts-based knowledge translation, arts-based researchAbstract
The objective of this article is to describe the process of transferring scientific research to a documentary, on the basis of a methodological model with an application for qualitative health research. The methodology of Arts-Based Knowledge Translation was used, in order to transfer the scientific results from a primary research (qualitative study of self-perceived health with 58 individuals in process of mortgage-related eviction) to an artistic format. This led to the creation of a documentary collecting participants’ experiences as well as opinions from representatives of citizen platforms and the research team. The qualitative results exposed in the Documentary “Eviction and Health” show participants’ experiences during the eviction process, changes in their self-perceived health, life habits, drug consumption, social and family relationships. Furthermore, it describes their interaction with citizen platforms or Public Administration, as well as their proposals. The process of transferring qualitative results to an audiovisual format led to a proposal of artistic transformation, including 10 phases: 1. decision-making on the artistic format, 2. production team selection, 3. definition of objectives, 4. identification of target audiences, 5. selection of participants, 6. script adaptation from a scientific to an artistic format, 7. interviews recording, 8. post-production: final editing, 9. triangular validation and 10. media dissemination/ distribution strategy. Conclusion. The application of this methodological model contributed to guarantee the internal validation, credibility and reliability, to resolve potential methodological and ethical problems, and to reduce limitations and biases during the process of Arts-Based Knowledge Translation.
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