Powerful research; meaningful stories
I help research teams and voluntary sector organisations design, project manage, analyse and write up qualitative research on health and social care. I particularly love analysis - teasing out tangled webs of stories into powerful messages for organisations to act on.
Want to find out more about how we could work together? hello@julietrayment.co.uk
I work with…
National health organisations, organisations using health evidence to drive policy decisions and improve women’s health. I also work directly with busy researchers who need to prioritise aspects of their work.
I can work with you at any stage of your research. In the earliest planning stages, designing user-friendly rigorous research is absolutely my thing. And if you’ve already conducted your research and now you have a muddled heap of information, I can help you find your path through the stories - and write it all up for you in a way that everyone can understand.
Some ways I can help:
Development stage
Designing an effective research project
Defining the questions at hand
Identifying and approaching stakeholders, building relationships
Conducting research
Project management
One-to-one Interviewing
Group facilitation
Reviewing and revising research plans
Reporting
Qualitative analysis and reporting
Revealing the stories behind the data
Supporting policy decision-making and communications messaging
None of those sound quite right? Get in touch - let’s see how we can work together. hello@julietrayment.co.uk
My work
I have a particular interest in maternity care culture and the professional history of midwifery, and I’ve been involved in research projects exploring the experiences of midwives, health professionals, and users of maternity services, including:
The Re:Birth Project, consulting maternity service users, health professionals and birth workers on their thoughts and feelings about the language around birth. https://www.rcm.org.uk/rebirth-hub/what-is-the-rebirth-project
Developing a set of standards for Midwifery Units in Europe with the Midwifery Unit Networkhttps://www.midwiferyunitnetwork.org/mu-standards/ [links/outcomes/milestones]
An ethnography of maternity care culture, exploring what drives difficult organisational cultures. http://wrap.warwick.ac.uk/36856
If you’d like a bit more detail on clients and past work, you can see a short version of my CV here.