A December to Not Remember: Monthly Retractions
We’re going to start publishing notices and synthesis of monthly retractions. Science is fluid, and retractions aren’t a bad thing!
An Introduction to Readiness
Author’s Note: So this is a draft a book chapter that didn’t really go anywhere. I might go back to
Journalism and Evaluation: Long lost siblings?
Much of our work here at Dawn Chorus is qualitative. Actually sitting down and talking to people can provide huge
The Month in Quality Improvement
I’ve recently gotten involved in the ECHO project, which helps to build COVID-19 and improvement capacity in nursing homes across
The Last Month in Evaluation (with some thoughts on AEA)
It’s been a minute since we took a look at the evaluation literature. There’s a lot of stuff that gets
The Last Month in Community Psychology
It’s a been a long 30 days. For those of us involved in community-based projects and social justice initiatives, it
A Ghost of Research Past: Developing a measure for R=MC2
A few years ago, I was involved in a project to develop a readiness measure based in the R=MC2 framework.
Reading (and understanding) Scientific Articles
So you’ve started using PubTrawlr and you’re ready to dive deeper. You follow some links to the primary source, open
Will QCA ever happen? The Promises of the Dark Carnival.
In Ray Bradbury’s Something Wicked This Way Comes, a mysterious carnival comes to town and promises to grant the secret
Ending the 17-year gap–The Role of PubTrawlr
17 years. Research into the medical and social sciences indicates that it can take up to 17 years before a
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