Write a plan for the procedure to be used in your qualitative study. After writing the plan, use Table 9.1 as a checklist to determine the comprehensiveness of your plan.

my research question is "How do healthcare administrators in the United States perceive and navigate the challenges of implementing value-based care models in their organizations?" and this is my notes "apter 9 Qualitative Methods Qualitative methods demonstrate a different approach to scholarly inquiry than methods of quantitative research. Although the processes are similar, qualitative methods rely on text and image data, have unique steps in data analysis, and draw on diverse designs. Writing a method section for a proposal or study for qualitative research partly requires educating readers as to the intent of qualitative research, mentioning specific designs, carefully reflecting on the role the researcher plays in the study, drawing from an ever-expanding list of types of data sources, using specific protocols for recording data, analyzing the information through multiple steps of analysis, and mentioning approaches for documenting the methodological integrity or accuracy—or validity—of the data collected. This chapter addresses these important components of writing a good qualitative method section into a proposal or study. Table 9.1 presents a checklist for reviewing the qualitative methods section of your project to determine whether you have addressed important topics. The qualitative method section of a proposal requires attention to topics that are similar to a quantitative (or mixed methods) project. These involve telling the reader about the design being used in the study and, in this case, the use of qualitative research and its basic intent. It also involves discussing the sample for the study and the overall data collection and recording procedures. It further expands on the data analysis steps and the methods used for presenting the data, interpreting it, validating it, and indicating the potential outcomes of the study. In contrast to other designs, the qualitative approach includes comments by the researcher about their role and their self-reflection (or reflexivity, it is called), and the specific type of qualitative strategy being used. Further, because the writing structure of a qualitative project may vary considerably from study to study, the method section should also include comments about the nature of the final written product." keep response to 400 words maximum and this is table 9.1 "Table 9.1 A Checklist of Questions for Designing a Qualitative Procedure
Are the basic characteristics of qualitative studies mentioned?
Is the specific type of qualitative design to be used in the study mentioned? Is the
history of, a definition of, and applications for the design mentioned?
Does the reader gain an understanding of the researcher's role or reflexivity in the
study (past historical, social, cultural experiences, personal connections to sites and
people, steps in gaining entry, and sensitive ethical issues) and how they may shape
interpretations made in the study?
Is the purposeful sampling strategy for sites and individuals identified?
Is a clear recruitment strategy for enrolling participants mentioned?
Are the specific forms of data collection mentioned and a rationale given for their us
Are the procedures for recording information during the data collection detailed (suc
as protocols)?
Are the data analysis steps identified?
Is there evidence that the researcher has organized the data for analysis?
Has the researcher reviewed the data generally to obtain a sense of the information?
Are the ways that the data will be represented mentioned-such as in tables, graphs
and figures?
Has the researcher coded the data?
Have the codes been developed to form a description and/or to identify themes?
Are the themes interrelated to show a higher level of analysis and abstraction?
Have the bases for interpreting the analysis been specified (personal experiences, th
literature, questions, action agenda)?
Has the researcher mentioned the outcome of the study (developed a theory, provide
complex picture of themes)?
Have multiple strategies been cited for validating the findings?
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