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Assessing Rigor in Qualitative Research
Journal of the Association of Nurses in AIDS Care, 2002Two recent research columns have addressed reliability and validity in quantitative studies. Quantitative research designs involve the measurement of human characteristics, usually with the assignment of numerical values to each, and the mathematical analysis and summary of findings.
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Qualitative Assessment of Business Processes
2012There are various possibilities to evaluate the cost and time factors of processes. But these possibilities do not permit a quality assessment of business processes. For such processes, we need methods and performance measurement systems, which are not oriented solely on concrete measureable results.
Viktoria Hrzek, Nils Macke, Enno Lükens
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On the Pragmatics of Qualitative Assessment
European Journal of Psychological Assessment, 2006Using the example of a project on the assessment of implicit leadership theories, this article aims to describe qualitative content analysis as a systematic, rule-based process of analyzing verbal and textual data (e.g., interviews, group discussions, documents).
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Qualitative Assessments of Adherence
2018The diagnosis of non-adherence to prescribed medications is a real challenge in clinical medicine. Besides objective methods such as measurements of drug concentrations in plasma or urine and electronic monitoring of adherence, several qualitative approaches are available, which are based on self-report medication adherence scales or specific ...
Michel Burnier, Grégoire Wuerzner
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Qualitative Assessment of Deliberation
2018Abstract This chapter discusses three qualitative approaches to the assessment of deliberative participation: speech analysis, ethnography, and comparative case studies. In discussing these approaches, it considers exemplars of “problem-driven” research.
Mark Bevir, Quinlan Bowman
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Qualitative Behaviour Assessment
2009Qualitative Behaviour Assessment (QBA) is a method that relies on the ability of human observers to integrate perceived details of behaviour, posture, and context into descriptions of an animal’s style of behaving, or ‘body language’, using descriptors such as ‘relaxed’, ‘tense’, ‘frustrated’ or ‘content’.
Wemelsfelder, F +5 more
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2014
Codex Alimentarius (Codex) and World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE) state that qualitative and quantitative risk assessments have equal validity. In this context “validity” means that, if all the requirements of each of the methods are equally well met, then these two methods are equally valid.
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Codex Alimentarius (Codex) and World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE) state that qualitative and quantitative risk assessments have equal validity. In this context “validity” means that, if all the requirements of each of the methods are equally well met, then these two methods are equally valid.
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The Online Survey as a Qualitative Research Tool
International Journal of Social Research Methodology: Theory and Practice, 2021Victoria Clarke +2 more
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