Methods for the synthesis of qualitative research
By James Thomas. 2012
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- Narrative approaches to systematic review and synthesis of evidence for international development policy and practice (2012, methodology): “10). However, unlike quantitative synthesis that converts information into a common metric and synthesises these data to test a theory using statistical meta-analysis, qualitative synthesis aims to synthesise qualitative data, which is commonly text-based. Such reviews adopt a narrative, as opposed ”
- RAMESES publication standards: realist syntheses (2013, unknown): “At present there is lack of clarity on which methods are best suited for which questions or problems and this has been the subject of debate [3-6] and further research [7].”
- RAMESES publication standards: meta-narrative reviews (2013, unknown): “…are available to those seeking to under-take ‘ mixed method ’ literature reviews that combine qualitative and quantitative evidence, explore the nature and impact of complex interventions, and identify the mechanisms by which programs achieve their goals (or why they fail to do so) [1-3].”