Advanced qualitative and quantitative data analytics provide the tools and insights needed to navigate dynamic social landscapes and facilitate evidence-based decision-making. By collecting, analysing, and combining data, qualitative and quantitative research methods unlock complexity by transforming raw data into actionable knowledge to tackle pressing social challenges, inform policy development, and drive positive societal change.
Qualitative and quantitative research methods unlock complexity to facilitate evidence-based decision-making.
What we offer
ISSR is at the forefront of advanced qualitative and quantitative social research and innovation. We apply the latest analytical techniques, coupled with strong academic rigour, to meet the unique needs of our partners.
- Quantitative research methods: We apply expertise in data linkage and advanced statistical, econometric, and modelling analyses of complex survey and administrative data to uncover patterns, trends, and relationships to influence policies and practices.
- Qualitative research methods: We apply expertise in interviews, focus groups, and case studies to identify themes and actionable insights that can be used to inform improved practice and aid decision-making.
- Survey design: We deliver adaptive and responsive approaches to survey design, implementation, data analysis, and support to suit your project needs.
- Mixed methods: We specialise in the integration and synthesis of quantitative and qualitative research to fully answer your research questions and strengthen the validity of our research.
- Capability building: We provide tailored and interactive face-to-face or online training to develop your skills and confidence to plan and undertake qualitative and quantitative research analyses and projects.
- Effective visualisation and translation: We create visually engaging and interactive data outputs to enhance reach, understanding, and utility.
Project examples
- Evaluation of the Try, Test and Learn Fund
Australian Government Department of Social Service
- Strategic Evaluation of Health and Wellbeing Queensland’s Prevention Programs
Health and Wellbeing Queensland
- Evaluation of the PBS-Subsidised Take Home Naloxone Pilot
Australian Government Department of Health and Aged Care
- School-to-work Pathways: A Longitudinal Analysis of Linked Administrative Data
New South Wales Department of Education
- Identifying School‐level Factors that Drive Long-term Outcomes for Students from Regional, Rural and Remote Areas
Queensland Department of Education
- Investigating the Relevance of Mental Health for the Current Equity Groups Framework using Multi-agency Linked-administrative Data
National Centre for Student Equity in Higher Education
- Who is Left Behind? Responding to the Educational Needs of Students Experiencing Disadvantage in the COVID-19 Recovery
Paul Ramsay Foundation