An array of qualitative data analysis tools: A call for data analysis triangulation.

Abstract

One of the most important steps in the qualitative

“Not Unless It’s a Life or Death Thing”: A Qualitative Study of the Health Care Experiences of Adults Who Stutter

“…are nonstutterers. We applied the constant comparative method 13,14 to categorize and arrange codes to identify important themes and to understand how the themes related to each other.…”

A WIC-Based Curriculum to Enhance Parent Communication with Healthcare Providers

“…The number and percentage of agreement were calculated. For the qualitative responses, the data were examined using constant comparison analysis in which underlying codes emerged from the data [26]. To identify which topics (represented through codes) were mentioned most, a classical content analysis was completed in which three of the authors independently reviewed the qualitative responses and counted the number of times each code emerged [26].…”

“…For the qualitative responses, the data were examined using constant comparison analysis in which underlying codes emerged from the data [26]. To identify which topics (represented through codes) were mentioned most, a classical content analysis was completed in which three of the authors independently reviewed the qualitative responses and counted the number of times each code emerged [26]. This provided a methodology to identify which topics (codes) were most used among WIC paraprofessionals when asked about what other areas of parental support might be important for child development or communication with healthcare professionals (Table 3).…”

IT controls in the public cloud: Success factors for allocation of roles and responsibilities

“…It has been argued that the objective of qualitative research is not to draw inferences about a larger population, but rather to generalise back to a theory or application (Yin, 2014). Interpretative philosophy and the abductive research approach used in this study have a strong preference for qualitative data analysis as it aids the researcher in capturing reality from the point of view of the IT practitioners (Kaplan & Maxwell, 1994;Leech & Onwuegbuzie, 2007). Therefore, the research questions and the philosophy directed the researcher to follow a qualitative methodology using case study, as an appropriate technique for validating the success factors (T-version) (Moulton & Coles, 2003;Yin, 2014).…”

“…Moreover, the qualitative approach is more suitable for studies that investigate recent technologies (Benbasat, Goldstein, & Mead, 1987) such as cloud computing. Qualitative research has also been used for obtaining insights into regular or problematic experiences of IT decision makers and the meanings attached to their experiences (Leech & Onwuegbuzie, 2007).…”