What are Mixed Methods?
Mixed Method, or Multimethod Research, utilizes more than one research method to increase the reliability of the data. Although rooted in quantitative research, more researchers are beginning to utilize both quantitative and qualitative research methods in Mixed Method research.
Mixed method research is found under either the subject heading Qualitative Research or Quantitative Research. The best method of discerning if an article uses mixed methods is to read the article. Sometimes the article title or sub-title may indicate a mixed method was used.
Books about Mixed Methods
The following books are available as ebooks through the UCSF Library unless otherwise noted
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Mixed Methods For Policy Research and Program Evaluation
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ISBN: 9781483313078Publication Date: 2016 -
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Essentials of Qualitatively-Driven Mixed-Method Designs
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ISBN: 1134858361Publication Date: 2016-07-15
Resources on Mixed Methods
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Multimethod Research PowerpointThis presentation is based on a power point presentation on Mixed Research Methods by Gay, Mills, and Airasian.
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TriangulationThis is a great paper explaining triangulation in health care research. You must have a free ResearchGate account to view this "penultimate draft". For UCSF affiliated folk copy and paste this link: http://pos.sagepub.com/content/31/1/40.short
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In this Issue: Multimethod ResearchBorkan lays out the argument that multimethod research is an essential tool for the generation of knowledge relevant to primary care practice.
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A critical appraisal of the role of triangulation in nursing researchWhile this article is a little old, its discussion is very relevant.
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Center for Qualitative and Multi-Method InquiryThe Center for Qualitative and Multi-Method Inquiry at Syracuse promotes the teaching and use of qualitative research methods in the social sciences.
Mixed Methods in the Literature
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