An open letter to<i>The BMJ</i>editors on qualitative research
Trisha Greenhalgh(University of Oxford), Carl May(London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine), Mary Ellen Macdonald(University of Toledo), Frank Davidoff, Lucy Gilson(London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine), France Légaré(Université Laval), Nick Black, John Gabbay, Kath Checkland(Manchester Academic Health Science Centre), Ayelet Kuper(Sunnybrook Health Science Centre), Richard Ashcroft, Jenny Kitzinger(Cardiff University), Ruth Garside(University of Exeter), Penny Hawe, Frances S Mair(University of Glasgow), David J. Hunter(Royal North Shore Hospital), Jill Maben(University of Surrey), Alan Bleakley(Peninsula College of Medicine and Dentistry), Naomi Fulop(University College London), Louise Locock(University of Aberdeen), James Barlow(Imperial College London), Benjamin F. Crabtree(Johnson University), Russell Mannion(University of Birmingham), Ewan Ferlı́e(The King's College), Steven Cummins(Faculty of Public Health), Glyn Elwyn(Dartmouth College), Saville Kushner, Martin Marshall(The Royal Free Hospital), Simon Cohn, Nicky Britten(University of Exeter), Eivind Engebretsen(University of Oslo), Alex Clark, Peter Griffiths(University of Southampton), Huw Davies, Dariusz Galasiński, Lorelei Lingard(Western University), Ellen Annandale, Brian Hodges(University Health Network), Marie‐Pierre Gagnon, Ruth Boaden, Franco A. Carnevale(McGill University), Jack Coulehan, Andrée le May(Nokia (France)), Jan-Kees Helderman, Mary Dixon‐Woods(University of Leicester), Jeffrey Braithwaite(Macquarie University), Celia Kitzinger, Margaret H. Kearney, Julianne Cheek, Robert Dingwall(Nottingham Trent University)
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