, 2008 ) behind the possible effectiveness of falls prevention programs. There is a clear evidence gap for effective falls prevention interventions for older people returning to the community after being hospitalized for a fall. This mixed-methods pilot study aimed to identify the feasibility and
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Emma Renehan, Claudia Meyer, Rohan A. Elliott, Frances Batchelor, Catherine Said, Terry Haines, and Dianne Goeman
Petra V. Kolić, David T. Sims, Kirsty Hicks, Laura Thomas, and Christopher I. Morse
activity as a result of menstrual events. Methods Design The authors utilized a mixed-methods design, throughout which they adopted a pragmatic research positioning in line with Morgan ( 2007 ). Within this view, emphasis is on (a) drawing on the strengths of quantitative and qualitative methods, (b
Carlos Capella-Peris, Jesús Gil-Gómez, and Òscar Chiva-Bartoll
producing new and interesting findings regarding the application of this methodology in PE, and, specifically, to promote the TC of PTs. Moreover, the use of mixed methods is an original approach in these kinds of studies ( Cervantes & Meaney, 2013 ), allowing us to analyze the research question from both
Liezel Hurter, Anna M. Cooper-Ryan, Zoe R. Knowles, Lorna A. Porcellato, Stuart J. Fairclough, and Lynne M. Boddy
more comprehensively. The DCDC application (app) was developed at the University of Salford to allow flexible data collection with primary school–aged children via tablets across multiple settings, using a mixed-methods approach. DCDC may therefore enable the capture of contextual data that is lacking
Catherine E. Tong, Joanie Sims Gould, and Heather A. McKay
). Two studies, one using a qualitative and the other using a mixed-method approach, provided some insights into the PA habits of FBOAs ( Garcia & Da, 2011 ; Johnson & Garcia, 2003 ). Of 54 Cambodian, Latin American, Vietnamese, and Polish older adult immigrants, the vast majority (83.3%) reported being
Mandy Peacock, Julie Netto, Polly Yeung, Joanne McVeigh, and Anne-Marie Hill
association between pet ownership and incidental and purposeful PA during daily living among older community-dwelling adults. Methods Design A convergent, parallel mixed methods research design was used, which took an exploratory approach. This design allowed quantitative and qualitative data pertaining to
Mika R. Moran, Perla Werner, Israel Doron, Neta HaGani, Yael Benvenisti, Abby C. King, Sandra J. Winter, Jylana L. Sheats, Randi Garber, Hadas Motro, and Shlomit Ergon
/facilitators to walking. Methodology Study Design This mixed-method study used a concurrent nested design ( Terrell, 2012 ). Data collection was predominantly qualitative, consisting of participants walking route assessments by the DT, with an embedded quantitative data collection method, consisting of the Global
Manon L. Dontje, Calum F. Leask, Juliet Harvey, Dawn A. Skelton, and Sebastien F.M. Chastin
adults and individuals with dementia ( Berry et al., 2007 ; Browne et al., 2011 ). Combining qualitative research methods with objective measurements of sedentary behavior, referred to as triangulation, micro-macro link, or a mixed-methods approach ( Erzberger & Prein, 1997 ), offers the opportunity to
Christina E. Miyawaki, Rebecca L. Mauldin, and Carolyn R. Carman
et al., 2015 ; Kohn, Belza, Petrescu-Prahova, & Miyawaki, 2016 ). This formative study used a mixed-methods, cross-sectional design to investigate the beliefs, attitudes, and behavior among Texas optometrists and older optometry patients in Houston, Texas. As specifically recommended by the
Diana Castaneda-Gameros, Sabi Redwood, and Janice L. Thompson
this sample. Methods Study Design A sequential mixed-methods approach was employed to build a deeper insight into PA/ST levels and their association with frailty in an under-studied population group. The first phase of the study involved assessing objectively measured PA/ST and frailty status. The
