Category: Research

The Research section is a source of knowledge about science communication and science journalism, covering scientific development, strategies, and practices of science communication in Indonesia. Based on research and practical experience to increase public discourse and participation in science by encouraging dialogue and deliberative processes within the scope of public engagement of science (PES) and Science, Technology, and Society (STS) studies.

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Analisis Tematik Refleksif: Suatu Paradigma konstruktivis-interpretivis Dalam Riset Kualitatif

Analisis Tematik Refleksif (Reflexive Thematic Analysis) merupakan pendekatan kualitatif yang telah berkembang pesat dalam beberapa dekade terakhir, terutama melalui kontribusi Virginia Braun dan Victoria Clarke. Metode ini dianggap sebagai salah satu pendekatan berpengaruh dalam penelitian kualitatif karena kemampuannya untuk menghasilkan wawasan mendalam yang menempatkan peneliti secara aktif dalam proses analisis data. Ini sangat berbeda dari metode analisis tematik “tradisional” yang lebih positivistik, yang cenderung menekankan … Continue reading Analisis Tematik Refleksif: Suatu Paradigma konstruktivis-interpretivis Dalam Riset Kualitatif

Ilham A. Ridlo18 Oct 202426 Feb 2026Leave a comment

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Are Evidence-Based Medicine and Public Health Incompatible?

February 21, 2024 by Michael Schulson It’s a familiar pandemic story: In September 2020, Angela McLean and John Edmunds found themselves sitting in the same Zoom meeting, listening to a discussion they didn’t like. At some point during the meeting, McLean — professor of mathematical biology at the Oxford University, dame commander of the Order of the British Empire, fellow of the Royal Society of London, … Continue reading Are Evidence-Based Medicine and Public Health Incompatible?