Thanks Natalie for sharing this valuable resource - we will use this as a part of a tool kit for our teachers reviewing of their programmes by running focus groups.
Super helpful Dr. Cook! I am planning some focus groups with a patient group next month, so this is really helpful to orientate the students who will be working with me!
I’ve done focus groups for a bit now. 5-6 is the sweet spot. Anymore than this and you’ll most definitely miss hearing from people. Any less and you’ll lose the possible discussion between responders. I recommend doing at least 6 groups of 6 respondents to get a rich variety of types of people and demographics.
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Thanks Natalie for sharing this valuable resource - we will use this as a part of a tool kit for our teachers reviewing of their programmes by running focus groups.
What an incredible resource! Thank you so much Dr. Natalie.
Super helpful Dr. Cook! I am planning some focus groups with a patient group next month, so this is really helpful to orientate the students who will be working with me!
Excellent resource for running a focus group.
Thanks so much, it really helps alot
Such a nice tips,
I just love it
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Very helpful! Many thanks!
Quite informative. Thanks!
Useful to me as a social scientist.
Helped a lot!
Can anyone please provide me support from literature where it is mentioned that 4-8 participants are enough for an online focus group discussion.
I’ve done focus groups for a bit now. 5-6 is the sweet spot. Anymore than this and you’ll most definitely miss hearing from people. Any less and you’ll lose the possible discussion between responders.
I recommend doing at least 6 groups of 6 respondents to get a rich variety of types of people and demographics.