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Revisiting the Quantitative-Qualitative Debate: Implications for Mixed-Methods Research 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
Health care research includes many studies that combine quantitative and qualitative methods. In this paper, we revisit the quantitative-qualitative debate and review the arguments for and against using mixed-methods. In addition, we discuss the implications stemming from our view, that the paradigms upon which the methods are based have a different view of reality and therefore a different view of the phenomenon under study. Because the two paradigms do not study the same phenomena, quantitative and qualitative methods cannot be combined for cross-validation or triangulation purposes. However, they can be combined for complementary purposes. Future standards for mixed-methods research should clearly reflect this recommendation. 相似文献
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A structural model incorporating agile manufacturing as the focal construct is theorized and tested. The model includes the primary components of JIT (JIT-purchasing and JIT-production) as antecedents and operational performance and firm performance as consequences to agile manufacturing. Using data collected from production and operations managers working for large U.S. manufacturers, the model is assessed following a structural equation modeling methodology. The results indicate that JIT-purchasing has a direct positive relationship with agile manufacturing while the positive relationship between JIT-production and agile manufacturing is mediated by JIT-purchasing. The results also indicate that agile manufacturing has a direct positive relationship with the operational performance of the firm, that the operational performance of the firm has a direct positive relationship with the marketing performance of the firm, and that the positive relationship between the operational performance of the firm and the financial performance of the firm is mediated by the marketing performance of the firm. 相似文献
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Joanna E. M. Sale 《Quality and Quantity》2006,40(6):1037-1053
Participatory research, a concept developed in the Third World, has been increasingly applied to community and health research
in developed countries. However, little is known about attitudes to the participatory process in the context of workplace
research, especially that carried out in health care settings. In this qualitative study, employees participating in a quality
of work-life (QWL) project at a Canadian cancer centre were asked about their perceptions of the participatory research process.
Using a phenomenological approach, the author interviewed 12 employees. The following themes emerged from the analysis of
interview data: (1) The role of management and senior management was viewed as being important but employees were uncomfortable
with the presence of management at meetings; (2) The desired composition of the committee was more complex than ensuring representation
from workers and there may have been a natural process by which this composition was attained; (3) Participatory research
without action was unacceptable; and (4) Full participation in all aspects of the project was difficult to achieve. These
findings have important implications because they challenge some existing notions in the literature about participatory research.
Recommendations regarding trust issues, membership recruitment, and the role of members in the participatory process are outlined. 相似文献
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The Impact of Social Housing Developments on Nearby Property Prices: a Nelson Mandela Bay Case Study
Mario Du Preez Michael Sale 《The South African journal of economics. Suid-afrikaanse tydskrif vir ekonomie》2013,81(3):451-466
Social housing projects often face substantial “Not‐in‐my‐backyard” (NIMBY) sentiment and, as a result, are frequently plagued by local opposition from communities who argue that nearby property prices will be affected adversely by these developments. International hedonic pricing studies conducted have, however, produced mixed results with some concluding that social housing developments may in fact lead to an improvement in surrounding property values. There is, however, a paucity of South African evidence. This study considers the validity of the most pervasive NIMBY argument, the claim that social housing developments negatively affect nearby property values, by considering the property prices of 170 single‐family homes in the Walmer neighbourhood, Nelson Mandela Bay, as a function of their proximity to an existing low‐cost housing development. The results of this study indicate that in the case of one Nelson Mandela Bay low‐cost housing development, a negative impact is exerted on the property values of nearby houses. 相似文献
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Joanna E. M. Sale 《Quality and Quantity》2007,41(6):779-791
This qualitative (phenomenological) study explored the perceptions of a quality of work-life (QWL) survey from the perspective
of 10 employees from a variety of departments in a Canadian cancer centre. Data were collected through one-on-one interviews
at the workplace. The interviews were conducted several months after the survey had been completed and the findings presented
to staff. The following themes emerged from the analysis: (1) talking about the survey triggered discussions of QWL issues
most of which were not captured in the survey; (2) the impact of the survey was more important than the survey itself; and
(3) participants were concerned that departments or groups of employees were labelled based on the survey results. Implications
for researchers who wish to use surveys and standardized scales in health care settings are discussed. 相似文献
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The practice of mixed-methods research has increased considerably over the last 10 years. While these studies have been criticized for violating quantitative and qualitative paradigmatic assumptions, the methodological quality of mixed-method studies has not been addressed. The purpose of this paper is to identify criteria to critically appraise the quality of mixed-method studies in the health literature. Criteria for critically appraising quantitative and qualitative studies were generated from a review of the literature. These criteria were organized according to a cross-paradigm framework. We recommend that these criteria be applied to a sample of mixed-method studies which are judged to be exemplary. With the consultation of critical appraisal experts and experienced qualitative, quantitative, and mixed-method researchers, further efforts are required to revise and prioritize the criteria according to importance. 相似文献