The research’s quality evaluation strategies
| Method | Assessment strategies | The phase of research |
|---|---|---|
| Reliability | Consistent interviewer (The lead author) | Data collection |
| Validity | The adoption of a recognised method (semi-structured interviews adopted) | Data collection |
| Data collection | ||
| Generalisability | Recognition of limitations due to sample size and potential interviewer bias (Focus on experts in housing, infectious diseases and SDG 3) | Data analysis |
| Transferability | Compare the study’s implications against the current literature | Post data analysis |
| Credibility | Theme approach to establish a pattern from the data | Data analysis |
| Objective by objective | ||
| Dependability | Developing semi-structured interview guidelines ( Appendix) | Research design |
| Method | Assessment strategies | The phase of research |
|---|---|---|
| Reliability | Consistent interviewer (The lead author) | Data collection |
| Validity | The adoption of a recognised method (semi-structured interviews adopted) | Data collection |
| Data collection | ||
| Generalisability | Recognition of limitations due to sample size and potential interviewer bias (Focus on experts in housing, infectious diseases and SDG 3) | Data analysis |
| Transferability | Compare the study’s implications against the current literature | Post data analysis |
| Credibility | Theme approach to establish a pattern from the data | Data analysis |
| Objective by objective | ||
| Dependability | Developing semi-structured interview guidelines ( | Research design |
Source(s): Modified from Ebekozien (2019)
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