Question 12 · LEK · Characteristics of scientific studies
The chief executive of a hospital decided to conduct a study on the experiences of patients, i.e. the feelings of patients and their families or caregivers that arise from the medical care at the hospital. Quantitative studies suitable for measuring patient experiences are:
- A. polls.
- B. focus group interviews.
- C. individual in-depth interviews.
- D. case study.
- E. observation.
Hint
Choose the method that collects standardised answers from many respondents and yields numbers that can be analysed statistically.
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