Chap 13 Flashcards
Mixed Methods Research
combination of qual and qunat studies in a single study
- Pragmatism: requires both types orf research
- Complementary: mitigates limitations from each study
- Practicality: best to use multiple tools for complex issues
- More sources make hypothesis stonger
How can it be used
- 2 research questions
- conept is new
- single approach is not sufficeint
- Finding can be enhanced
- qualative results can help support qunatative reuslts
- multiple phases that are used
Mixed Method Designs Concurrent + SEQ
Concurrent: Quan and qual occur at same time
Sequential: occur in phases or one sudy finsh before second happens
** is a priority
COncurrent: QUAN/ QUAL, QUAL/qual, QUAL/quan
Seq: QUAN-> QUAL, QUAL+ quan
-> ocurrs in second phase, same time is +
Convergent
QUAL+ QUAN
Explanatory
quan -> QUAL QUAN-> QUAL
Exploratory
qual -> QUAN QUAL -> quan
Mixed Methods Sample
LArge sample pas on quan study
SAMple from qual study is nested or subset from quan study
Data collection based on sample type
Intervention Research
-Clinical Trial: first and more common 4 phases
Phase 1: devlop best tx phase 2: pilot test
phase 3: randmized RCT phase 4: effectivness in general pop
Evaluation research: useful info about program or policy
- process anlysis: seeks to understand what the tx, how is it different from current practices, what its function
- Economic: determines if intervention is fiancially feasable
Nurisng intervention research
- Same phases as clinical trial
- uses multiple interventions
Health services research
- examines how organizational struture, perosnal behaviors, technologies, social factors affect acces to healthcare and health and wellbeing
Survey research
obtains qunat infor from nonclincal population
- collected through surveys very flexible
QI studies
- improve practice and process through organization
-Plan: planning change testable observation
-DO: try change in small scale
-Study: review and analyze data
_ACT: refine the change and take action - non research based evidence source