P. Chandanabhumma, Sriram Swaminathan, Lourdes M. Cabrera, H. Hou, Guangyu Yang, K. D. Kim, Allison M. Janda, Khalil Nassar, Preeti N. Malani, Min Zhang, Russel J Funk, Keith D. Aaronson, Justine P. Wu, Francis D. Pagani, D. Likosky
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While mixed methods research is increasingly used to examine determinants of unwarranted variability in healthcare delivery and outcomes, novel integrative approaches are required to meet the needs of mixed methods healthcare delivery research. This article describes novel refining strategies that enhance the linkage between qualitative and quantitative dimensions of a mixed methods healthcare delivery research study. Leveraging our study experiences, this paper demonstrates several refining strategies: (1) using mediated allocation concealment to facilitate qualitative sampling; (2) informing qualitative inquiry through quantitative analytics; and (3) training and immersing multidisciplinary researchers in qualitative data collection and analysis. Developing and implementing strategies in mixed methods healthcare delivery research could advance methodological rigor and strengthen multidisciplinary collaboration.