Single case studies vs multiple case studies a comparative study

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      Except for case studies about value co-creation, there are twice as many multiple case studies than single case studies (see Table 3). Figure 3 contrasts the single case study design (23 studies) and multiple case study designs (44 studies).-----Insert Table 3 and Figure 3 about here


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      (all data collected prior to the beginning of the study) or some combination. Prospective studies are typically considered higher quality design than retrospective studies, though some high quality studies are retrospective by their very nature (e.g., epidemiologic case-control studies). If you cannot tell, assume retrospective and read cautiously.


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      In his article, Kreps (1989b) addressed the question “What is a disaster?” and proceeded to lay out a rigorous approach whereby future taxonomic work could lead to a series of schema whereby multiple taxonomies could be used to aggregate past findings and guide the design of new comparative studies (see pp. 230-231).


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      In summary, the GIM studies that we found in North American journals reflected a broad diversity of Adler’s categories of cultural research – including geocentric (6 studies), synergistic (5 studies), ethnocentric ( 3 studies), comparative (3 studies), and polycentric (2 studies), – as well as one study that did not fit any of Adler’s ...


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      Case study methodology serves to provide a framework for evaluation and analysis of complex issues. It shines a light on the holistic nature of nursing practice and offers a perspective that informs improved patient care. References. Gustafsson, J. (2017). Single case studies vs. multiple case studies: A comparative study.


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      Comparative studies include case-control designs, randomized clinical trials, etc. where a comparison between two or more groups is the key analysis. The main aim here is to establish whether there are statistically significant differences between groups with respect to some key outcome variable.


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