Saturation in Qualitative Research

Saturation in qualitative research can mean many things: data saturation, code saturation, or saturation of themes, meaning and more. This video explains some of the differences, how it engages with recruitment and sampling, and how to make sure you can identify saturation through on-going analysis. It shows Quirkos (www.quirkos.com) for qualitative research, and some of the issues raised by qualitative saturation as a technique, and it's suitability for thematic analysis and grounded theory:
Detailed blog article:
www.quirkos.com/blog/post/sat...
Good critiques:
Sebeke-Mpofu 2020
www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/...

[@RaihanJamil]

Would you please share a tutorial video on how we can use Quirkos for analyzing structured/identical questions to multiple respondents? I can share a data set if that would help you. Thank you sir.

[@RaihanJamil]

Thank you for this Dr. T! I found it useful. One question though about what you said on why people say they have stopped the data collection (saturation). Could there be a better answer? And what if the situation is indeed saturation?

[@Quirkos]

Good points, there's more in the blog post...