Summary of integration level and implementation strategy
| Level of integration | Implementation strategy | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Study design | Explanatory sequential design | A two-phase design involving the collection and analysis of quantitative data from 166 respondents, followed by the collection and analysis of eight semi-structured interviews |
| Methods | Connecting | Respondents who participated in the first quantitative phase served as the sampling frame for the qualitative phase |
| Building | Quantitative data were used as a basis for developing the semi-structured interview protocol | |
| Interpretation and reporting | Narrative | Presented quantitative and qualitative results in different sections (using the contiguous approach) of a single report |
| Joint display table | Contrasted the quantitative results and qualitative findings in a single table (the combined results matrix) to allow for side-by-side comparison |
| Level of integration | Implementation strategy | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Study design | Explanatory sequential design | A two-phase design involving the collection and analysis of quantitative data from 166 respondents, followed by the collection and analysis of eight semi-structured interviews |
| Methods | Connecting | Respondents who participated in the first quantitative phase served as the sampling frame for the qualitative phase |
| Building | Quantitative data were used as a basis for developing the semi-structured interview protocol | |
| Interpretation and reporting | Narrative | Presented quantitative and qualitative results in different sections (using the contiguous approach) of a single report |
| Joint display table | Contrasted the quantitative results and qualitative findings in a single table (the combined results matrix) to allow for side-by-side comparison |
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