Mixed Methods Research of Adult Family Care Home Residents and Informal Caregivers
作者： James Hibel , Guy C. Jeanty
DOI: 10.46743/2160-3715/2011.1081
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摘要: This article describes a mixed methods approach used to explore the experiences of adult family care home (AFCH) residents and informal caregivers (IC). A rationale is presented for using employing sequential exploratory design with this poorly researched population. The unique challenges attendant sampling strategy population, an iterative data collection analysis are discussed. summary integration
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