Transcribing in the digital age: qualitative research practice utilizing intelligent speech recognition technology

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Abstract

The digital revolution provides many opportunities for researchers to develop and evolve data collection methods. A key process in qualitative research data collection is the transcription of interviews, focus groups or fieldwork notes. Transcription is the process of converting audio, video or notes into accessible written format for qualitative data analysis. Transcribing can be time intensive, costly and laborious with decisions and methods of transcribing requiring transparency. The development of intelligent speech recognition technology can change how qualitative data is transcribed. This methods paper describes audio data transcribing, current challenges, opportunities and implications in using intelligent speech recognition technology for transcribing. An application of this methodology is presented.

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Eftekhari, H. (2024). Transcribing in the digital age: qualitative research practice utilizing intelligent speech recognition technology. European Journal of Cardiovascular Nursing, 23(5), 553–560. https://doi.org/10.1093/eurjcn/zvae013

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