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MMCSR. "A mixed methods case study design is a type of mixed methods study in which the quantitative and qualitative data collection, results, and integration are used to provide in-depth evidence for a case(s) or develop cases for comparative analysis" (Creswell & Plano Clarke, 2018, p.116).
A mixed methods case study exploring the impact of membership of a
A mixed methods study was chosen as the design for this research to enable an in-depth exploration of how loneliness and social support may change as a result of joining a community group. A case study was conducted using a concurrent mixed-methods design, with a qualitative component giving context to the quantitative results.
Combining Mixed Methods and Case Study Research (MM+CSR) to Give Mixed
Typically, case study research (CSR) is associated with a qualitative approach. However, the increased use of mixed methods to address complex research prob- lems provides an opportunity to ...
Two Methodological Approaches to the Integration of Mixed Methods and
Case study has a tradition of collecting multiple forms of data—qualitative and quantitative—to gain a more complete understanding of the case. Case study integrates well with mixed methods, which seeks a more complete understanding through the integration of qualitative and quantitative research.
Mixed Methods Research
Revised on June 22, 2023. Mixed methods research combines elements of quantitative research and qualitative research in order to answer your research question. Mixed methods can help you gain a more complete picture than a standalone quantitative or qualitative study, as it integrates benefits of both methods.
How to Construct a Mixed Methods Research Design
We also provide two case studies showing how the mixed designs were constructed. Keywords: Methods of social research, Mixed methods, Qualitative methods, Quantitative methods, Research design, Mixed methods design ... Each true mixed methods study has at least one "point of integration" - called the "point of interface" by Morse ...
Method Sequence and Dominance in Mixed Methods Research: A Case Study
This has been caused in part because researchers are finding it difficult to ascertain the "vague and often confusing priority" of mixed methods studies (p. 5), which is especially the case when authors do not clearly state the method priority of their research (Plano Clark et al., 2008; Schram, 2014).
Mixed methods research: what it is and what it could be
Combining methods in social scientific research has recently gained momentum through a research strand called Mixed Methods Research (MMR). This approach, which explicitly aims to offer a framework for combining methods, has rapidly spread through the social and behavioural sciences, and this article offers an analysis of the approach from a field theoretical perspective. After a brief outline ...
Achieving Integration in Mixed Methods Designs—Principles and Practices
In one mixed methods case study, Luck and colleagues utilized qualitative data from participant observation, semistructured interviews, informal field interviews and journaling, and quantitative data about violent events collected through structured observations to understand why nurses under-report violence in the workplace and describe how ...
Journal of Mixed Methods Research In This Issue: Mixed Methods The
mixed methods case study exemplars and offers insights for researchers on the interpretation of complex mixed methods data. In the third article, Howell Smith et al. (2020), with affiliations in education and methodol-ogy, apply best practices for conducting mixed methods-grounded theory in a study designed to
Combining qualitative and quantitative research within mixed method
In many cases, reports of mixed methods studies are subjected to 'salami slicing' by researchers and hence the conduct of, and findings from, individual approaches are addressed in separate papers. Since these papers are often not indexed as a 'mixed method' study, they are undoubtedly more difficult to identify.
Case Study Methods and Examples
The purpose of case study research is twofold: (1) to provide descriptive information and (2) to suggest theoretical relevance. Rich description enables an in-depth or sharpened understanding of the case. It is unique given one characteristic: case studies draw from more than one data source. Case studies are inherently multimodal or mixed ...
Teaching Reading: A Case Study Through Mixed Methods
"Mixed methods procedures and designs for research on sport, physical education and dance," in Mixed Methods Research in the Movement Sciences: Case studies in sport, physical education and dance, eds O. Camerino, M. Castañer, and M. T. Anguera (Abingdon: Routledge), 3-27. doi: 10.4324/9780203132326. CrossRef Full Text | Google Scholar
Variations of mixed methods reviews approaches: A case study
This case study analyzed 30 mixed methods reviews conducted in one organization and revealed five key dimensions on which reviews varied: types of questions answered and pur-poses of the mixed methods questions, types of evidence and sources, integration strategies and reasons for using a mixed methods approach.
The effects of person-centred active rehabilitation on symptoms of
In conclusion, this study has provided evidence to establish the potential use of active rehabilitation for the management of suspected CTE using a mixed-methods single case research design. Based on the results of this study, a narrative summary of the integrated qualitative and quantitative results has been provided in Table 4.
A mixed methods multiple case study of implementation as usual in
Overview. This study employs a mixed methods multiple case study design, in which each participating organization (n = 7) is conceptualized as a 'case' [56, 57].Case studies are particularly helpful in understanding the internal dynamics of change processes, and including multiple cases capitalizes on organizational variation and permits an examination of how contextual factors influence ...
What Is a Case Study?
A case study is a detailed study of a specific subject, such as a person, group, place, event, organization, or phenomenon. Case studies are commonly used in social, educational, clinical, and business research. A case study research design usually involves qualitative methods, but quantitative methods are sometimes also used.
A needs-based perspective on long-term care, obesity, and old age
To address this topic, the paper first provides background information and a normative perspective of a needs-based approach. We then proceed to delineate our mixed methods approach involving a scoping review of relevant literature on the topic and the thematic analysis of three case studies.
Adaptive Case Study-Mixed Methods Design Practices for Researchers
Wave definitions for the current expanded case study-mixed methods Study of the COVID-19 pandemic in Alberta, Canada based on case count data. Note. The Y-axis represents case counts and the X-axis the date. Case count data from the Government of Alberta via its interactive COVID-19 data app (Government of Alberta, 2021).
An Inclusive Park Design Based on a Research Process: A Case Study of
Public parks are vital for community well-being, yet often fail to cater to the needs of people with disabilities, restricting their safe and independent use. This paper details a pragmatic study aimed at crafting the design for an inclusive park on the outskirts of Bangkok, addressing these limitations. Through a comprehensive mixed-methods approach—encompassing literature reviews, semi ...
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Our team in the Centre for Midwifery & Women's Health (CMWH) has written several other methods papers on the importance of mixed-methods research in community-based health studies [2-5]. We have, of course, conducted and published many mixed-methods studies over the past two decades [see for example 6-10]. Prof. Edwin van Teijlingen
The Growing Importance of Mixed-Methods Research in Health
The relevance of mixed-methods in health research. The overall goal of the mixed-methods research design is to provide a better and deeper understanding, by providing a fuller picture that can enhance description and understanding of the phenomena [].Mixed-methods research has become popular because it uses quantitative and qualitative data in one single study which provides stronger inference ...
Abuse in Canadian long-term care homes: a mixed methods study
Objective To examine reported cases of abuse in long-term care (LTC) homes in the province of Ontario, Canada, to determine the extent and nature of abuse experienced by residents between 2019 and 2022. Design A qualitative mixed methods study was conducted using document analysis and descriptive statistics. Three data sources were analysed: LTC legislation, inspection reports from a publicly ...
Understanding the processes underpinning IMPlementing IMProved Asthma
A mixed-methods process evaluation nested within the IMP2ART trial will be undertaken to understand how supported self-management was implemented (or not) by primary care practices, to aid interpretation of trial findings and to inform scaling up and sustainability. ... A case study methodology, as described by Yin, ...
Exploring the use of body worn cameras in acute mental health wards: a
This mixed methods design allows the study to statistically evaluate the effectiveness of using BWCs in these settings on key dependent variables (i.e., rates of violence and aggression, and incidents of conflict and containment) alongside qualitatively exploring the impact that the implementation of such technology has on patients and staff.
'If I Don't Have My Support Worker in the Room…': A ...
Purpose Information technology is increasingly being employed for providing support and interventions in disability and health service contexts. This study aimed to investigate service users' and support workers' perspectives on remote support in daily living for young adults with neurodevelopmental conditions. Methods Using a convergent mixed methods approach, we integrated qualitative ...
Current status and ongoing needs for the teaching and assessment of
Design. In this study, we used a convergent parallel mixed-methods design [] within a pragmatic constructivist case study approach [].We simultaneously collected data from students and educators using online questionnaires and semi-structured interviews to gain deeper insight into their needs on one particular situation []- the development of a clinical reasoning curriculum—to address our ...
A Fully Longitudinal Mixed Methods Case Study Design: An Example Based
In the MM-CS design, a case study is used for the QUAL component of a mixed methods study, while in the CS-MM design, researchers conduct a case study by collecting both QUAN and QUAL data. The authors discussed the potential of combining case studies and mixed methods to "yield a complete understanding," so long as they are "conducted ...
Food and water insecurity in households of children and adolescents
Approximately 62,000 Zambian children are living with HIV. HIV care and treatment is generally more limited in rural areas, where a heavy reliance on rain-fed subsistence agriculture also places households at risk of food and water insecurity. We nested a mixed methods study with an explanatory sequential design in a clinical cohort of children and adolescents living with HIV (CHIV) in rural ...
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Type of mixed‐methods study design Example; Sequential exploratory : Fisher and colleagues designed a mixed‐methods study to explore the prescribing activities of hospital pharmacists.9 The study had a sequential exploratory design: first, in a qualitative phase, 27 people were interviewed individually or in a focus group and the data were analysed, with the results grouped into themes.
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MMCSR. "A mixed methods case study design is a type of mixed methods study in which the quantitative and qualitative data collection, results, and integration are used to provide in-depth evidence for a case(s) or develop cases for comparative analysis" (Creswell & Plano Clarke, 2018, p.116).
A mixed methods study was chosen as the design for this research to enable an in-depth exploration of how loneliness and social support may change as a result of joining a community group. A case study was conducted using a concurrent mixed-methods design, with a qualitative component giving context to the quantitative results.
Typically, case study research (CSR) is associated with a qualitative approach. However, the increased use of mixed methods to address complex research prob- lems provides an opportunity to ...
Case study has a tradition of collecting multiple forms of data—qualitative and quantitative—to gain a more complete understanding of the case. Case study integrates well with mixed methods, which seeks a more complete understanding through the integration of qualitative and quantitative research.
Revised on June 22, 2023. Mixed methods research combines elements of quantitative research and qualitative research in order to answer your research question. Mixed methods can help you gain a more complete picture than a standalone quantitative or qualitative study, as it integrates benefits of both methods.
We also provide two case studies showing how the mixed designs were constructed. Keywords: Methods of social research, Mixed methods, Qualitative methods, Quantitative methods, Research design, Mixed methods design ... Each true mixed methods study has at least one "point of integration" - called the "point of interface" by Morse ...
This has been caused in part because researchers are finding it difficult to ascertain the "vague and often confusing priority" of mixed methods studies (p. 5), which is especially the case when authors do not clearly state the method priority of their research (Plano Clark et al., 2008; Schram, 2014).
Combining methods in social scientific research has recently gained momentum through a research strand called Mixed Methods Research (MMR). This approach, which explicitly aims to offer a framework for combining methods, has rapidly spread through the social and behavioural sciences, and this article offers an analysis of the approach from a field theoretical perspective. After a brief outline ...
In one mixed methods case study, Luck and colleagues utilized qualitative data from participant observation, semistructured interviews, informal field interviews and journaling, and quantitative data about violent events collected through structured observations to understand why nurses under-report violence in the workplace and describe how ...
mixed methods case study exemplars and offers insights for researchers on the interpretation of complex mixed methods data. In the third article, Howell Smith et al. (2020), with affiliations in education and methodol-ogy, apply best practices for conducting mixed methods-grounded theory in a study designed to
In many cases, reports of mixed methods studies are subjected to 'salami slicing' by researchers and hence the conduct of, and findings from, individual approaches are addressed in separate papers. Since these papers are often not indexed as a 'mixed method' study, they are undoubtedly more difficult to identify.
The purpose of case study research is twofold: (1) to provide descriptive information and (2) to suggest theoretical relevance. Rich description enables an in-depth or sharpened understanding of the case. It is unique given one characteristic: case studies draw from more than one data source. Case studies are inherently multimodal or mixed ...
"Mixed methods procedures and designs for research on sport, physical education and dance," in Mixed Methods Research in the Movement Sciences: Case studies in sport, physical education and dance, eds O. Camerino, M. Castañer, and M. T. Anguera (Abingdon: Routledge), 3-27. doi: 10.4324/9780203132326. CrossRef Full Text | Google Scholar
This case study analyzed 30 mixed methods reviews conducted in one organization and revealed five key dimensions on which reviews varied: types of questions answered and pur-poses of the mixed methods questions, types of evidence and sources, integration strategies and reasons for using a mixed methods approach.
In conclusion, this study has provided evidence to establish the potential use of active rehabilitation for the management of suspected CTE using a mixed-methods single case research design. Based on the results of this study, a narrative summary of the integrated qualitative and quantitative results has been provided in Table 4.
Overview. This study employs a mixed methods multiple case study design, in which each participating organization (n = 7) is conceptualized as a 'case' [56, 57].Case studies are particularly helpful in understanding the internal dynamics of change processes, and including multiple cases capitalizes on organizational variation and permits an examination of how contextual factors influence ...
A case study is a detailed study of a specific subject, such as a person, group, place, event, organization, or phenomenon. Case studies are commonly used in social, educational, clinical, and business research. A case study research design usually involves qualitative methods, but quantitative methods are sometimes also used.
To address this topic, the paper first provides background information and a normative perspective of a needs-based approach. We then proceed to delineate our mixed methods approach involving a scoping review of relevant literature on the topic and the thematic analysis of three case studies.
Wave definitions for the current expanded case study-mixed methods Study of the COVID-19 pandemic in Alberta, Canada based on case count data. Note. The Y-axis represents case counts and the X-axis the date. Case count data from the Government of Alberta via its interactive COVID-19 data app (Government of Alberta, 2021).
Public parks are vital for community well-being, yet often fail to cater to the needs of people with disabilities, restricting their safe and independent use. This paper details a pragmatic study aimed at crafting the design for an inclusive park on the outskirts of Bangkok, addressing these limitations. Through a comprehensive mixed-methods approach—encompassing literature reviews, semi ...
Our team in the Centre for Midwifery & Women's Health (CMWH) has written several other methods papers on the importance of mixed-methods research in community-based health studies [2-5]. We have, of course, conducted and published many mixed-methods studies over the past two decades [see for example 6-10]. Prof. Edwin van Teijlingen
The relevance of mixed-methods in health research. The overall goal of the mixed-methods research design is to provide a better and deeper understanding, by providing a fuller picture that can enhance description and understanding of the phenomena [].Mixed-methods research has become popular because it uses quantitative and qualitative data in one single study which provides stronger inference ...
Objective To examine reported cases of abuse in long-term care (LTC) homes in the province of Ontario, Canada, to determine the extent and nature of abuse experienced by residents between 2019 and 2022. Design A qualitative mixed methods study was conducted using document analysis and descriptive statistics. Three data sources were analysed: LTC legislation, inspection reports from a publicly ...
A mixed-methods process evaluation nested within the IMP2ART trial will be undertaken to understand how supported self-management was implemented (or not) by primary care practices, to aid interpretation of trial findings and to inform scaling up and sustainability. ... A case study methodology, as described by Yin, ...
This mixed methods design allows the study to statistically evaluate the effectiveness of using BWCs in these settings on key dependent variables (i.e., rates of violence and aggression, and incidents of conflict and containment) alongside qualitatively exploring the impact that the implementation of such technology has on patients and staff.
Purpose Information technology is increasingly being employed for providing support and interventions in disability and health service contexts. This study aimed to investigate service users' and support workers' perspectives on remote support in daily living for young adults with neurodevelopmental conditions. Methods Using a convergent mixed methods approach, we integrated qualitative ...
Design. In this study, we used a convergent parallel mixed-methods design [] within a pragmatic constructivist case study approach [].We simultaneously collected data from students and educators using online questionnaires and semi-structured interviews to gain deeper insight into their needs on one particular situation []- the development of a clinical reasoning curriculum—to address our ...
In the MM-CS design, a case study is used for the QUAL component of a mixed methods study, while in the CS-MM design, researchers conduct a case study by collecting both QUAN and QUAL data. The authors discussed the potential of combining case studies and mixed methods to "yield a complete understanding," so long as they are "conducted ...
Approximately 62,000 Zambian children are living with HIV. HIV care and treatment is generally more limited in rural areas, where a heavy reliance on rain-fed subsistence agriculture also places households at risk of food and water insecurity. We nested a mixed methods study with an explanatory sequential design in a clinical cohort of children and adolescents living with HIV (CHIV) in rural ...
Type of mixed‐methods study design Example; Sequential exploratory : Fisher and colleagues designed a mixed‐methods study to explore the prescribing activities of hospital pharmacists.9 The study had a sequential exploratory design: first, in a qualitative phase, 27 people were interviewed individually or in a focus group and the data were analysed, with the results grouped into themes.