The Use of “Mixing” Procedure of Mixed Methods in Health Services Research
Medical CarePublished 13 January 2012
Wanqing Zhang, John W. Creswell
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“Mixing” in mixed methods is more than just the combination of 2 independent components of the quantitative and qualitative data.
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"Mixing" in mixed methods is more than just the combination of 2 independent components of the quantitative and qualitative data. The use of "mixing" procedure in health services research involves the integration, connection, and embedding of these 2 data components.
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