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English Summary By ANNE SOFIE FINK KJELDGAARD AND BIRGITTE GRØNLUND JENSEN, DDA It is time for Metode & Data. The issue of 2005 brings three articles which present methodological aspects related to the three research fields that DDA is covering, namely social science, medical science and history. Furthermore, we bring news from the institution of DDA in the form of a text about the newly established unit, DDA Health, and a short annual report for 2004 for DDA. Finally, we bring 20 descriptions of studies that have been fully prepared for secondary analyses. Joachim Scholderer, Lone Bredahl and Julia Stacey contribute an article from the field of social science. The article „Experimental designs in consumers research – Market opportunities for new meat types“is based on three different research designs – focus group interviews, a traditional survey and an information experiment. These designs all intend to inform researchers about how consumers form opinions about the quality of meat with regard from different ways of production. In the article „Qualitative patients comments – application for open response categories in surveys“, Mette Fritze, Rikke Gut and Morten Freil discuss how the Unit of Patient Evaluation of Copenhagen County has worked systematically and in a structured way with qualitative comments that have been collected in the county’s on-going surveys of patient satisfaction. The article inspires greater utilisation of qualitative comments that may be incorporated in surveys so that these reach further into the phase of analysis than to serve as basis for the quantitative interpretation. Jens Ringsmose has written an essay about political scientists and contemporary historians. The title „The fysics envious scientist and the archivist“ is thought provoking. The article sheds light on the boundaries between political science and history as they find expression when the domain – contemporary history – is in common. Ringsmose finishes his essay by some examples of how research approaches and methods could be shared across the disciplines. The last two texts of this issue are, as mentioned, reports which provides knowledge about daily work in DDA and in DDA Health. The DDA Health Unit was established this spring to gather, preserve and disseminate the use of data within the field of medical research. The unit is to a great extent based on work performed in the former ERAS – the Unit of Registration and Storage of Medical Research Data. After the report from DDA Health you will find the annual report 2004 for DDA. Finally, we bring, as usual, descriptions of data sets that have been fully prepared for new analyses since last issue. Descriptions of data sets are continuously reported on our website as soon as the data are ready for analysis. I therefore urge everyone to check up on our website now and then. In this issue topics of data sets ready for analysis are: local government elections, cross-border trade, refugees, children’s sports participation, school enrolment, attitudes to pork, food and lifestyle, willingness to pay in relation to the prevention of road accidents, patient satisfaction and disease prevention. Enjoy reading this issue! Metode & Data nr. 91 – 2005 side 56
Dansk Data Arkiv (DDA): DDA er landsdækkende arkiv for edb-læsbare forskningsmaterialer med relevans for en bred vifte af politiske, sociale, økonomiske, historiske og medicinske fagområder. Sammen med Rigsarkivet, landsarkiverne i København, Odense, Viborg og Åbenrå samt Erhvervsarkivet i Århus indgår DDA i gruppen Statens Arkiver, der ledes af rigsarkivar, dr. phil. Johan Peter Noack. Medarbejdere i DDA: Karin Andersen Nanna Floor Clausen Carsten Ernst Solveig Gjaldbæk Anette Skoú Gulbæk John Gregers Hvidkjær Hansen Lone Bredahl Jensen Birgitte Grønlund Jensen Jan Jensen Heidi Wittendorff Jensen Anne Sofie Fink Kjeldgaard Michael Krone Henning Lauritsen Hans Jørgen Marker Steen Ousager Anders Pedersen Søren Priisholm Bodil Stenvig Vivian Thomassen Jens Wagner Jette Strand Wermuth side 57 Metode & Data nr. 91 – 2005
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