Understanding research
5th in a 5-part series on research, focusing on mixed methodologies using both quantitative and qualitative approaches. The use of triangulation, consensus, Delphi and action research methods are described and the benefits of mixed methods research are considered. [(BNI unique abstract)] 27 referenc...
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