However, using a mixed method sequential research design, we find that there is no direct association between the level of dissatisfaction and process innovation: this poses questions about redundancy of feedback collection.
A mixed method sequential study, involving qualitative development and a pilot randomised controlled trial, was conducted in Tasmania, Australia.
In this study a mixed method sequential design provides for one phase to influence the focus of the next phase of the study and details are provided in Figure 1.
We used a mixed method sequential methodology whereby chief investigators of eligible intervention studies who completed two surveys and an interview were included in our final sample (n = 50), on which we conducted post-research impact assessments.
We used a mixed method, sequential, explanatory design consisting of quantitative data collection and analysis (survey) followed by qualitative data collection and analysis (focus groups); 11 12 details of the methodology have previously been published.
The research consisted of a mixed method sequential design (in standard annotation [ qual→quan]) 40 in which quantitative survey data were collected to confirm and quantify results from prior qualitative ethnographic research.
