Qualitative Research Ayva Rodriguez Felician College Qualitative Research Qualitative research differs from quantitative research fundamentally but their objectives and applications overlap in many ways. Based on the quantitative article “Healthcare providers’ perceptions of breastfeeding peer counselors in the neonatal intensive care unit” (Rossman, Engstrom, & Meier, 2012, p. 461) that focused on the perceptions and experiences of the healthcare professionals who work with the peer counselors
Qualitative Research Study Abstract This paper identifies data collection, analysis, and measurement elements used in research studies. The paper analyses the publication Missed Nursing Care by Kalisch, B.J and discusses the methods of data collection and analysis the author used. Study Method In this research, a qualitative study was used during data collection and analysis. The researcher used focus group interviews during her study which encompassed nursing staff working in medical-surgical
participants took part in the study. One participant obtained results that did not stand in line with the study framework (that is, reported recalling 29 correct words out of 28). Therefore, their results were excluded from the analysis. The final sample included 86 participants (65 females, age range 19-51, mean age 28.41, 53 speak English as a first language), all of whom were second year psychological science undergraduates at Birkbeck University of London. The study was performed instead of a lecture
Kellogg’s Case Study Describe the purpose of Market Research? Market Research Helps to: • Identify items consumers need to obtain from a particular product. • Design products which satisfy their consumers. • Identify what consumers might want in the future, thus making more informed choices to be one step ahead of their competitors. • Gather information about its potential and current customers, this helps to understand the customer, improve their services and make more informed decisions hence
Research Proposal----Corporate Culture Section 1: Title A Research Study for integration of different national enterprise culture: One of the difficult problems of cross-border mergers and acquisitions------case study for China electron Company. Section 2: Key words 1. Enterprise Culture 2. Mergers and Acquisition (M&A) 3. China special relationship: guanxi 4. Case Study Section 3: Aims of Research The research aims to: 1. To investigate what is the
Research Proposal----Corporate Culture Section 1: Title A Research Study for integration of different national enterprise culture: One of the difficult problems of cross-border mergers and acquisitions------case study for China electron Company. Section 2: Key words 1. Enterprise Culture 2. Mergers and Acquisition (M&A) 3. China special relationship: guanxi 4. Case Study Section 3: Aims of Research The research aims to: 1. To investigate what is the
(ADA) suggests a fundamentally patient-centered approach to determine an individual’s HbA1c target. However, the ADA also recommends a HbA1c target level of less than 7% for the majority of patients [6]. Sample Two-phases observational descriptive study. In the quantitative phase we conducted a cross-sectional survey of a sample of 380 healthcare professionals (general practitioners (GPs), endocrinologists, internists and nurses). In the qualitative phase, a discussion group reviewed the results of
Qualitative Study Qualitative studies aim to gain an understanding of a specific event or organization and “aims to provide an explicit rendering of the structure, order, and broad patterns found among a group of participants” (csulb). This type of research uses observations to collect data and form conclusions. The study I chose for my Qualitative Study research paper is called “Patient safety and technology-drive medications – A qualitative study on how graduate nursing students navigate through
The work Qualitative Research through Case Studies by Max Travers is a good example on different methods for qualitative researchers and enlightens about their issues (Travers 2004: 2). He brings the case study of visiting a law court. Amongst others, he writes about ‘observation’. He claims that this method takes in a big amount of time. But I find that slightly paradoxal and I guess it depends of the context and of how fast the researcher works. First I thought about doing observation but after
CHAPTER THREE Research Methodology 4.1 Case Study Protocol Overview of the Study This case study is primarily aimed at determining the use of public relations in healthcare organization crisis management and the way health care organizations respond to the crisis. This was achieved through the facilitation of procedural data collection from the selected case across the various sources of data available as well as encouraging flexibility throughout the study. 4.2 Research Method The qualitative