Approaches to Qualitative-Quantitative Methodological Triangulation

Morse, Janice M.

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“…Para superar el reduccionismo del enfoque convencional es necesario propugnar por el uso de aproximaciones integradoras (46)(47)(48)(49), con metodologías cuantitativas y cualitativas e interpretativas que den cuenta, no sólo de su es-tructura, sino de las acciones que emergen entre los distintos actores en los diversos y complejos escenarios en que ocurre la utilización.…”

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Revisión sobre la Utilización de Servicios de Salud, 1996-2006

Ruiz-Rodríguez

Valdez‐Santiago

2008

Rev. salud pública

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RESUMENObjetivo Revisar, en artículos publicados durante el período 1996-2006, cuáles son los supuestos ontológicos, metodológicos y epistemológicos prevalentes en los estudios de la utilización de servicios de salud. Material y métodos Para asegurar la identificación de estudios relevantes se realizó la búsqueda de los artículos indexados en la base de datos PubMed. Resultados Un total de 34 artículos fueron incluidos en el análisis final. El 70,6 % fueron realizados en Estados Unidos de América, 30 % trató con población en desventaja social y el objeto de análisis más frecuentemente estudiado fue la visita médica (50 %). Treinta y un estudios (91,2 %) abordaron el problema de estudio desde la aproximación cuantitativa y tres desde la cualitativa. Las variables más estudiadas desde la perspectiva cuantitativa fueron las del individuo en 90,4 % de los estudios, seguidos de las variables del contexto (45,2 %) y del sistema de salud (41,9 %).Los análisis estadísticos de los estudios de corte cuantitativo se realizaron utilizando modelos de regresión múltiple y sólo 19,4 % de los análisis incorporaron modelos que captan la complejidad del fenómeno de la utilización. Análisis del discurso y de contenido fueron realizados en los estudios cualitativos. Conclusiones Los hallazgos reflejan el carácter reducible del fenómeno de la utilización a términos objetivos y necesariamente tiende a oscurecer que la utilización es una es una practica social integradora. Se requiere una perspectiva más amplia para abordar el fenómeno de la utilización. El uso de aproximaciones cuantitativas y cualitativas nos arroja resultados distintos que ayudan a configurar una visión integral de una misma problemática.Palabras Clave: Servicios de salud, accesibilidad, utilización (fuente: DeCS, BIREME). ABSTRACTObjective Reviewing research papers published during 1996-2006 regarding ontological, methodological and epistemological proposals regarding the use of health services.

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Revisión sobre la Utilización de Servicios de Salud, 1996-2006

Ruiz-Rodríguez

Valdez‐Santiago

2008

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“…Two main factors that help researchers design and conduct a mixed methods study are the implementation approach and prioritisation of data collection methods (Morse 1991;Morgan 1998;Tashakkori and Teddlie 1998). Implementation of data collection refers to the sequence in which data is collected.…”

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“…Mixed method designs can therefore be divided into equivalent status designs and dominant -less dominant or nested designs. These two dimensions and their possible combinations can lead to the establishment of several designs that are represented using the notation proposed by Morse (1991Morse ( , 2003. In her system, the main or dominant method appears in capital letters (QUAN, QUAL) whereas the complementary method is given in lowercase letters (quan, qual).…”

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Mixed methods in sustainable tourism research: an analysis of prevalence, designs and application in JOST (2005–2014)

Molina‐Azorín

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2015

Journal of Sustainable Tourism

107

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This article analyses the use of mixed methods in papers published in the Journal of Sustainable Tourism (JOST) over a ten year period, 2005 to 2014. The main purpose of this paper is to examine how and why mixed methods research is being used in the sustainable tourism field. First, a content analysis of the articles shows that the purposes are primarily expansion and development of the results, and less often triangulation or complementarity. Sequential designs are slightly more popular than simultaneous designs, with qualitative research preceding the quantitative element. In the majority of cases, both the quantitative and qualitative methods are equivalent in importance, yet where one is dominant this is usually the quantitative part. Second, we contextualise the content analysis by exemplifying the use of mixed methods with selected papers and interviews with their authors to reflect on the practices, reasons, strengths and weaknesses of using mixed methods. We argue that mixed methods provide sustainable tourism academics with more opportunities for pragmatic transformative research for societal change, and increases research reliability in relation to social desirability bias, stakeholder comparisons and interdisciplinarity.

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“…Visual Model for Mixed Methods Design *According to Creswell et al (2003) and Morse's (1991) notational system, the uppercase letter suggest major emphasis, while the lowercase letters imply less emphasis.…”

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Impact of Protestant Spirituality and Religious Community on the Well-Being of People in Hong Kong

Ng¹,

Fisher²

2011

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While the literature demonstrates that the relationship between religion and wellbeing is generally positive, detailed information about the context where the religion is based is rarely given. Drawing on multi-dimensional perspectives of spirituality, the present study regards spirituality as an integral dimension of a person's religious beliefs, practices and experiences within a given context. The manifestation of spirituality can be viewed from personal, interpersonal and social dimensions. The primary objective of the study is to examine whether, how and why the spirituality and religious community of Protestant tradition can affect the well-being of people in the context of Hong Kong.In the first phase of the study, 324 Chinese from four Protestant communities, representing four major kinds of Protestant spirituality, and one non-religious comparison group in Hong Kong were recruited. MANOVA results showed that religious community exerted a significant impact on people's spirituality and sense of community, which enhance their well-being -manifested in life satisfaction, social trust and civic participation. The different religious contexts exhibited different dimensions of spirituality and well-being, suggesting that the impact is not only direct but also dependent on and intertwined with the religious setting. Path analyses demonstrated the complex relationship between spirituality and well-being variables. While some of the spirituality-related variables may directly predict civic participation, the relationship between such variables and life satisfaction and social trust are mainly mediated through mental health and sense of community.The second phase of the study incorporated a field study (participant observation, interview and documentary analysis). Activity setting analysis was used as the interpretive framework, to unpack the elements of the various religious settings and to identify the present and absent conditions that help explain the variety and diversity of well-being outcomes manifested in the survey section. The data showed that immediate religious settings affect people's emotions, cognitions and behavioural patterns, through relational, ideational and even material aspects of the social environment, which finally lead to various kinds of well-being. Results also demonstrate that not only may the different religious settings enhance different kinds of well-being, but that they also provide different pathways to enhance a certain kind of well-being. These findings iii suggest that religious impacts on people's well-being are diverse and intricate. The present study thus confirms the important role of religion in people's well-being, but further signifies the intricate relationship between the various dimensions of religion and well-being. Moreover, when studying the effects of religion, both the subjective and the community context of a person's spirituality cannot be overlooked when drawing any conclusion on the costs and benefits of religion. iv v

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Approaches to Qualitative-Quantitative Methodological Triangulation

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Revisión sobre la Utilización de Servicios de Salud, 1996-2006

Revisión sobre la Utilización de Servicios de Salud, 1996-2006

Mixed methods in sustainable tourism research: an analysis of prevalence, designs and application in JOST (2005–2014)

Impact of Protestant Spirituality and Religious Community on the Well-Being of People in Hong Kong

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