Exploring Nurses’ Perspective about Helping Babies Survive Programme in Western India – Qualitative Findings. Presented at the European Academy of…
One-Month Online Course on Qualitative and Mixed Methods (QMM)
One-Month Online Course on Qualitative and Mixed Methods (QMM)
Founded in 2013 as a non-governmental trust in Gujarat, the Foundation for Diffusion of Innovations (FDI) is dedicated to fostering positive change across multiple sectors through research-driven, community-oriented initiatives. FDI’s community development programme in Gujarat aim to bridge gaps in innovation diffusion, transforming research insights into real-world solutions that uplift underserved communities across the region. Registered under the Bombay Public Trust Act of 1950, FDI’s mission is to drive sustainable development and create lasting impact in Gujarat’s rural and marginalized areas.
Qualitative & Mixed Methods Research
Dr. Amol R. Dongre
150+
QMM Insight Café
“Empowering communities through research, consultancy, training, and internships to foster sustainable, evidence-based development, with a focus on community development programme”
Collaborative research for social change.
Guidance and solutions tailored for impactful CSR.
Mentorship and real-world experience for aspiring researchers.
Experience hands-on training, expert-led discussions, and practical insights. Our workshops foster learning, collaboration, and real-world application. Connect, grow, community development programme in Gujarat and drive impactful change.
Dates: 2nd December 2024 – 1st January 2025
Acquiring basic skills in qualitative data collection, analysis and its reporting in scientific and ethical way
Enabling orientation to design a basic Qual/Mixed Methods research study
Attaining basic knowledge of qualitative research methods, including participatory, in-depth and systematic techniques
Exploring Nurses’ Perspective about Helping Babies Survive Programme in Western India – Qualitative Findings. Presented at the European Academy of…
Prevalence and pattern of skin diseases in tribal villages of Gujarat: A teledermatology approach. Indian J Community Med. 2020 Apr-Jun;45(2):199-203.…
Infant and young child feeding (IYCF) practices and their determinants in two Urban districts of India. J Family Med Prim…
Implementation of a Pilot Test mHealth Application to Improve Home Based Newborn Care (IMNCI) in Remote Tribal Gujarat. Journal of…
A case for action: India’s National Family Health Survey datasets await exploration of big data applications towards evidence-informed public health…
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