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June 17, 2026Research and Practice for Persons with Severe DisabilitiesOpen Access

Qualitative Interview Training for Researchers with Lived Experience of Disabilities

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CPCaitlin PicconeTCTom CollierTDTiffany Dean

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Overview

Brief report highlights lessons from inclusive qualitative interview training for researchers with disabilities, suggesting effective strategies for implementation.

Key Points

  • To provide guidance on inclusive training methods for conducting qualitative research with individuals who have disabilities.
  • Co-developed training in partnership with a community organization supporting individuals with disabilities.
  • Five debrief sessions were held with team members to reflect on the training process, which were recorded and thematically analyzed.
  • Two individuals with moderate intellectual or developmental disabilities participated in qualitative interview training.
  • Ongoing collaboration and clear role-setting with community partners were essential for success.
  • Accessible training materials and trust-building were critical elements identified during the training.
  • Facilitators, practice opportunities, and ongoing feedback improved team dynamics and research outcomes.

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Piccone et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a323d57d50b63ecad2071dahttps://doi.org/10.1177/15407969261448140
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