That said, this in-depth qualitative study offers valuable exploratory insights into the interplay between the food, alcohol and physical activity behaviours of young adults.
The nature of qualitative research, unlike quantitative, is inductive and exploratory, providing insight into certain topics of which little is known and hence complementing quantitative research.
This study provides a first exploratory quantitative insight into stakeholder positions concerning innovation in health care, and presents a novel way to study differences in stakeholder preferences.
Although the results of this case study are largely qualitative and exploratory, the insights gleaned are useful for guiding the development of other games that similarly aim to promote socially interactive and constructivist learning environments for students, as well as future research that aims to evaluate such educational games.
The findings from this exploratory study provide insight on broad barriers to diabetic foot care within a developing country setting.
This exploratory study provides insight in the barriers and facilitators of implementing the direct care pathway for hearing-impaired persons.
Our exploratory analysis yielded insight into the interrelations of many self-reported physical and psychological symptoms obtained through standardized survey methods.
This exploratory study offers insights into adolescent perceptions of a broad range of actual and imagined abortion methods.
Although the exploratory analysis provides insights regarding variables of interest, the question of whether the switch to chloramines by the GWS affected BLLs in children must be explored using multivariate analysis.
This exploratory study provides insights into the importance of identity amongst CHWs, how they see themselves and perceive the health system and society to see them, as well as how this influences their provision of services for patients within their communities.
This study is a first exploratory attempt to gain insight into and consensus on the clinical reasoning of experts in patients with non-specific neck pain.
