🆕Michigan Medicine researchers Tim Guetterman, Anna R. Laurie, MD, Dr. V.G.Vinod Vydiswaran, Neighborhood Effects Prj & Jiazhao Li et al conducted semi-structured interviews among our docs to gain their perspectives on virtual care use following the height of COVID-19. Here's what they learned: bit.ly/3y19WmM

Attn: Registration for our extremely popular online workshop, Designing and Conducting a Mixed Methods dissertation, is open! It takes place June 5-7, Eastern time. Spots fill up quickly! rsvp.umich.edu/dk47r3

🆕 Paper by Melissa DeJonckheere, Sam Chuisano et al explores how youth conceptualize resilience & overcome stressors among their daily life experiences. Researchers identified four themes through qualitative, thematic analysis. U-M Medical School Research Read more: bit.ly/3VyAFk5

🎉Timothy Guetterman, Ph.D. Tim Guetterman, a co-director of UMich Mixed Methods, has received U-M IHPI Timely Topics in Telehealth/e-Health Research Seed Funding to better understand barriers & facilitators of remote patient monitoring w/ a health equity lens. Project details: bit.ly/49fciv8

As Tim Guetterman notes, mixed methods software (MAXQDA, Dedoose, etc.) is often available at a steeply discounted rate for PhDs, and/or around major conferences.

including fit in a joint display can in turn support your meta-inferences, says Analay Perez

Dr. Melissa DeJonckheere points out that providing a summary of qual and quant findings can really enhance the legibility of your explanatory sequential MM joint display.

The relational dimension of your analysis framing is key, says Sergi Fàbregues:

Following the late Michael Fetters' work, Tim Guetterman underscores checking the 'fit' of your mixed data:

Metaphors for mixed methods:

You don't have to integrate every piece of data in a Mixed Methods study, says Tim Guetterman; your data inventory can help you to determine this.

It's important to remember that more than one type of intent can apply to your analysis; some (like corroborating) emerge after doing the analysis.

Steps of Integrative Data Analysis from John creswell at the Spring 2024 workshop, MM Analysis and Integration.

Prof. John Creswell emphasizes that the possibilities for hybrid designs within #MixedMethods are endless...

Important research by MMP faculty member Tyler G. James, PhD, MCHES (he/him)

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My book, 'Secondary Data in Mixed Methods Research,' won a 2024 Most Promising New Textbook Award! This is a win for everyone in the #mixedmethods community. Congratulations to all the Text&AcademicAuthors award winners! 🎉 #MMR blog.taaonline.net/2024/03/taa-an…

Only a few remaining spots for our Spring Online workshop, #MixedMethods Analysis and Integration: An Intermediate Workshop, on 3.20 to 3.22 2024. Register here: mixedmethods.org/spring-2024-an…

Registration is OPEN for my 2-day Instats workshop on #secondarydata in #mixedmethods research. Join me as I share tips from my 2022 book on how to integrate secondary data into one or both phases of your mixed methods study. #MMR Register here: shorturl.at/uEMVZ