Mixed Methods Analysis and Integration

Description:

This module is the second of two integrated 10 CAT modules that introduce participants to mixed (qualitative and quantitative) research methodologies. They provide participants with the knowledge, understanding and research skills necessary to put mixed methods into practice, both for evidence review and empirical studies, through from design to implementation.

The modules are designed for those who have some experience or knowledge of both qualitative and quantitative research methods in health research. It is suitable for PhD students, research active/interested health and social care professionals as well as more experienced researchers wishing to expand their skill set. The course is as an accredited course leading to a University of Warwick Postgraduate Award (PGA Qualification), 20 CATs, when both modules are undertaken.

The modules are structured around two overarching themes, Mixed Methods Design and Mixed Methods Analysis and Integration (running 11th-12 May 2020).

This module, Mixed Methods Analysis and Integration (10 CATs) introduces students to the principles of mixed methods analysis, focusing on transformation, synthesis and integration, before moving on to demonstrate commonly used analysis techniques. Participants will have the opportunity to work with real mixed methods research data to practise these techniques, and will also be allocated time to develop their own mixed methods analysis plan, tailored to their project and supported by module leaders.  
 

Cost:

£1,270 to take BOTH Mixed Methods Design and Mixed Methods Analysis and Integration for a Postgraduate Award Qualification. To take this module as a standalone course, please contact course leads for fee.

Website and registration:

https://warwick.ac.uk/fac/sci/med/study/cpd/module_index/mh934

Region:

West Midlands

Keywords:

Mixed Methods, Mixing qualitative and quantitative approaches, Convergent designs, Embedded designs, Multiphase designs, Parallel designs, Combining Qualitative and Quantitative Approaches, Complementary, Integration, Triangulation, Mixed Methods Approaches (other), Researching Literature, Literature reviews

Related publications and presentations:

Mixed Methods
Mixing qualitative and quantitative approaches
Convergent designs
Embedded designs
Multiphase designs
Parallel designs
Combining Qualitative and Quantitative Approaches
Complementary
Integration
Triangulation
Mixed Methods Approaches (other)
Researching Literature
Literature reviews

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