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Mixed Methods Research or Mixed up Methods?

NIHR ARC Kent Surrey Sussex

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Dr Julie Macinnes, Research Fellow at Centre for Health Service Studies, University of Kent, shares details of the methodological basis of using mixed methods in research, as part of ARC KSS Researcher's Week 2021.

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A Typology of Mixed Methods (Creswell and Plano Clark, 2018)

Challenges in the explanatory sequential design It is a lengthy process

Challenges in the convergent design Issues of different sample sizes (is one dataset given greater 'weight' or priority?)

Critiquing Mixed Methods Research

Mixed Methods Research or Mixed up Methods?

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2021Jul 14

Dr Julie Macinnes, Research Fellow at Centre for Health Service Studies, University of Kent, shares details of the methodological basis of using mixed methods in research, as part of ARC KSS Researcher's Week 2021.

A Typology of Mixed Methods (Creswell and Plano Clark, 2018)

Challenges in the explanatory sequential design It is a lengthy process

Challenges in the convergent design Issues of different sample sizes (is one dataset given greater 'weight' or priority?)

Critiquing Mixed Methods Research

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NIHR ARC Kent Surrey Sussex

144 subscribers