New Ideas for High Performance Coaches: A Case Study of Knowledge Transfer in Sport Science. International Journal of Sports Science & Coaching, 3(3), 335-354. Wingrove, K., Barbour, L., & Palermo, C. (2017). Exploring nutrition capacity in Australia's charitable food sector. Nutrition & Dietetics, 74(5), 495-501. Green, J., & Thorogood, N. (2018). Qualitative methods for health research ...

A tutorial on case study research from Colorado State University. ... An article from the American Journal of Applied Sciences by Khairul Baharein Mohd Noor. This article defends case study methodology as an appropriate methodology, giving a description, the process and its strengths and weaknesses. ... This article by Crowe et al gives a nice overview of case studies and includes several examples from health science research

The specific case or cases being studied can be a single person, group, or organization – demarcating what constitutes a relevant case worth studying depends on the researcher and their research question. Among qualitative research methods, a case study relies on multiple sources of evidence, such as documents, artifacts, interviews, or observations, to present a complete and nuanced understanding of the phenomenon under investigation.

November 20, 2024 - For example, in health science research, an explanatory case study could be conducted to explain why people with mental illnesses need to be rehabilitated based on their cultural orientation.

January 1, 2010 - The purpose of this paper is to guide the novice researcher in identifying the key elements for designing and implementing qualitative case study research projects. An overview of the types of case study designs is provided along with general recommendations for writing the research questions, developing propositions, determining the "case" under study, binding the case and a discussion of data sources and triangulation. To facilitate application of these principles, clear examples of research questions, study propositions and the different types of case study designs are provided.

April 8, 2025 - While often closely connected with ethnography, case study research doesn’t have to just use ethnographic methods. Miles and Huberman (1994) define a case study as a phenomenon occurring in a bounded context. Of course everything happens in some sort of context, but having a specific context of study is essentially what forms the unit of analysis, and this may be an individual, an organisation, an intervention or a process. Usually qualitative case studies employ a qualitative inquiry approach, so could have exploratory, interpretive, or descriptive questions.

To address the need for clarity, this article endeavors to set out how to conduct a qualitative case study in a step-by-step guide using the approaches of Merriam and Stake as the foundation using a palliative care setting as an application example. It contributes to knowledge and practice by developing a foundational understanding of case study methodology in the hope that novice researchers will consider case study research as a methodological choice for their study and conduct it in a trustworthy and rigorous manner.

Furthermore, the ability to describe in detail how the analysis was conducted ensures rigour in reporting qualitative research. The research example used is a multiple case study that explored the role of the clinical skills laboratory in preparing students for the real world of practice.

qualitative case study approach to explore implementation of evidence-based · practice. Qual Health Res, 23(9), 1267-1275. doi:10.1177/1049732313502128 · Flyvbjerg, B. (2006). Five misunderstandings about case-study research.

Traditionally, case reports describe a single case, to explain how and what occurred in a selected setting, for example, to illustrate a new phenomenon that has emerged from a larger study. A case report is not necessarily particular or the study of a case in its entirety, and the larger study would usually be guided by a different research methodology. This description of a case report is similar to what was provided in some studies reviewed. This form of report lacks methodological grounding and qualities of research rigour.

July 24, 2021 - Background Primary care professionals (PCPs) face mounting pressures associated with their work, which has resulted in high burn-out numbers. Increasing PCPs’ job satisfaction is proposed as a solution in this regard.

The case study comes from the tradition of medical, legal, and psychological research. It · involves a detailed analysis of an individual case that tries to identify the dynamics and pathology · of a given disease, crime, or disorder (Rothe, 1994). Stake (1994, 2010) argued that a case study is · not a methodological choice, but a choice of object to be studied. A qualitative case study is

interfere with the more holistic health of the school; for example, Sims and Penny (2015) found · that teachers perceived that exclusive focus on data and assessments constricted their · opportunities for any broader learning and collaboration. ... exploration, study, analysis, and interpretation of teachers’ morale and for identifying patterns of · commonalities and differences that existed in research participants’ experiences.

Therefore, the researcher should include triangulation to ensure trustworthiness while accurately reflecting what the researcher seeks to investigate. ... When developing a case study, there are different ways you could present the information, but remember to include the five parts for your case study. ... This organizer will help you outline the information for your case study. << Previous: Thematic Data Analysis in Qualitative Design

Howland and Moore (2002). A qualitative research methodology, utilizing 12 open-ended · questions, was employed to understand the students’ experiences and perceptions in

March 1, 2013 - This article presents the case study as a type of qualitative research. Its aim is to give a detailed description of a case study – its definition, some classifications, and several advantages and disadvantages – in order to provide a better understanding of this widely used type of qualitative ...

Furthermore, Merriam (2002) argues that reliability in qualitative research can be defined as dependability and consistency, and the results make sense when they are consistent and dependable. ... Contact can be clarified with the example of authors’ case study in which empirical material collection was done through in-depth interviews.

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF RESEARCH CULTURE SOCIETY ISSN: 2456-6683 Volume - 1, Issue - 7, Sept - 2017 ... Heuristic – A case can explain the reasons for a problem or issue (i.e. what happened and why). For · example, through a case study it is possible to explain a curriculum innovation failed to work. The Case Study is a method used in both quantitative and qualitative ...

A case study is one of the most commonly used methodologies of social research. This article attempts to look into the various dimensions of a case study research strategy, the different epistemological strands which determine the particular case study type and approach adopted in the field, discusses the factors which can enhance the effectiveness of a case study research, and the debate surrounding the role of a case study in generating theoretical propositions with broader applicability.

An initial coding frame can help capture these issues and can be applied systematically to the whole dataset with the aid of a qualitative data analysis software package. The Framework approach is a practical approach, comprising of five stages (familiarisation; identifying a thematic framework; indexing; charting; mapping and interpretation), to managing and analysing large datasets particularly if time is limited, as was the case in our study of recruitment of South Asians into asthma research (Table 1)[3,24]. Theoretical frameworks may also play an important role in integrating different sources of data and examining emerging themes.