The NCRM wayfinder guide to in-situ methodologies in a Covid-impacted uncertain world

In-situ methodologies are broadly described as multi-sensory qualitative approaches immersed in place and time. Unsurprisingly, the Covid-19 pandemic has dramatically impacted how, and even if, in-situ research can be conducted. Despite constraints, we argue that such methodologies are needed now more than ever because of their utility in understanding inequities in health and place. In this guide, we present a set of reflective questions to guide adaptation of in-situ methodologies for research conducted during the global pandemic and beyond, and provide a working example of how we adapted go-along interviews in practice.