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Emory University
Qualitative data analysis typically consists of three phases: Data Coding, Data Analysis, and Results Interpretation. In the first phase, a series of passes is conducted using NVivo (or MAXQDA) software to identify and extract relevant themes. In the second phase, these themes will be used to analyse your qualitative data, thereby generating quantitative information about your qualitative data. As part of this process, the broader themes of your qualitative material will also emerge. The analysis will not only generate these themes, but also produce evidence supporting their existence and relative strength. For the third phase you will need to interpret these results.
