Intersecting a Qualitative


with a Mixed Methods Research Design




​Dates: Wednesday, March 12 to Friday, March 14, 2025


LIVE on ZOOM (Eastern Daylight Time)
Description:

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This workshop focuses on intersecting a qualitative research design with a mixed methods research design. Researchers are increasingly interested in these combinations. For example, in mixed methods-grounded theory, researchers can develop or revise a model and test it quantitatively. In mixed methods-case study, researchers apply mixed methods to understand a bounded case. 

What to Expect:


  • A concise overview of qualitative and mixed methods research.
  • Qualitative Research: A systematic process of inquiry that relies on open-ended data (e.g., text, interviews, focus groups, and images) and emphasizes inductive reasoning, collecting data in natural settings, and understanding participants’ points of view and lived experiences.
  • Mixed Methods Research: The integration of qualitative and quantitative research within a study.
 
  • Focus on the following major qualitative designs in detail and discuss their intersection with mixed methods research designs:
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  • Grounded Theory
  • Phenomenology
  • Case Study
  • Ethnography


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Audience:

This workshop is for researchers, faculty and staff who are pursuing or interested in designing a project that involves both qualitative and  Mixed Methods designs.


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Eligibility:

Have a fundamental understanding of both qualitative and quantitative research methods.

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Leader(s) of this workshop:


This information will be updated shortly.
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​Fee (in US dollars):
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-General: $1,050

-Graduate Student: $750 (with proof of status uploaded)

- MMP members, Family Medicine affiliates: $ 750
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If you wish to register as a group (min. 5), please contact [email protected]


Registration:


​Note that there are a limited number of spaces in our online workshops.
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