ArticleKango kenkyu. The Japanese journal of nursing research2014
Mixed Methods in Nursing Research : An Overview and Practical Examples.
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- Clinicians perceptions of a telemedicine system: a mixed method study of Makassar City, Indonesia.BMC medical informatics and decision making · 2020Article
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Abstract
Mixed methods research methodologies are increasingly applied in nursing research to strengthen the depth and breadth of understanding of nursing phenomena. This article describes the background and benefits of using mixed methods research methodologies, and provides two examples of nursing research that used mixed methods. Mixed methods research produces several benefits. The examples provided demonstrate specific benefits in the creation of a culturally congruent picture of chronic pain management for American Indians, and the determination of a way to assess cost for providing chronic pain care.
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