Local focus groups and IDIs
Discuss the research objectives, respondent context and moderation approach before fieldwork.
If your international study includes Thailand, Nopporn Seenuan can discuss the local qualitative component: how to prepare the conversation, moderate carefully and bring useful Thai respondent context back to the wider team.
International teams often already have a brief, screener or discussion guide. The Thailand component still needs attention to respondent language, assumptions, flow and the questions that need to be probed locally.
Discuss the research objectives, respondent context and moderation approach before fieldwork.
Existing guides can be reviewed for wording, assumptions and cultural context.
[CONFIRM: whether full translation/localisation is offered and which languages are supported.]
Bring respondent language, observations, contradictions and open questions into a useful debrief.
Bangkok is the main base. Travel to other locations in Thailand can be discussed and planned depending on the project brief, timing and fieldwork requirements.
Discuss the level of synthesis the project needs after interviews or groups.
[CONFIRM: English debriefs, transcripts, translation, recordings and final reporting options.]
Ask whether an additional observer, moderator or analysis support role would make sense for the project.
Ask about optional support →Discuss the guide and the research objective first. Guide review or localisation should be agreed for the specific project.
[CONFIRM: observation and viewing arrangements before launch.]
[CONFIRM: recording policy, consent process and storage arrangements before launch.]
[CONFIRM: English debrief and reporting availability.]
Bangkok is the main base. Travel to other locations in Thailand can be discussed and planned depending on the project brief, timing and fieldwork requirements.
[CONFIRM NDA and confidentiality process before launch.]
Tell Nopporn what the international team is trying to understand, what is already prepared and where Thailand fits in the study. A complete brief is not required.
Discuss Thailand fieldwork