A mixed methods approach utilised precourse and postcourse questionnaires measuring self-efficacy in managing emergency situations, communication, teamwork and leadership.
The research was carried out using a mixed-method approach utilising both positivist and interpretivist strategies.
Accordingly, a mixed method approach utilising characteristics of the present study, could elicit both quantitative and qualitative data from a greater number of physicians and enhance the current findings.
As per the TOR, the Evaluators used a mixed-methods approach utilising quantitative and qualitative data collection techniques and non-experimental design to gather rich and accurate data and improve the validity of results through triangulation.
A mixed methods approach was utilised, commencing with an exploratory qualitative phase in which the key drivers of interprofessional relationships were explored.
A mixed methods approach was taken, utilising both quantitative and qualitative data to better understand domestic water carrying as it is performed and experienced by adults and children in Limpopo Province, South Africa.
Because the current study focused on exploring a range of participant experiences and the factors that impact on their collaborative research endeavours, a multi-methods approach was utilised.
The study design was qualitative, using an ethnographic approach, utilising mixed methods of non-participant observation, semi-structured interviews with health professionals and bereaved carers, and a review of medical and nursing notes [ 35].
This study utilised a mixed methods approach.
A mixed methods approach using questionnaires and interviews was utilised to review 11 GDM projects.
