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Using mixed methods research in medical education: basic guidelines for researchers
Medical Education, 06/24/09
Schifferdecker KE et al. - Mixed methods may prove superior in increasing the integrity and applicability of findings when studying new or complex initiatives and interactions in medical education research. They deserve an increased presence and recognition in medical education research.
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