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Healthcare 2015, 3, 429451; DOI:10.3390/healthcare3020429 OPEN ACCESShealthcareISSN 22279032 www.mdpi.com/journal/healthcare Case reportQualitative and Quantitative Outcomes of a 1:1 Multidisciplinary

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2. - Identify the specific objective or goal that you want to measure.
3. - Determine the criteria or indicators that indicate the achievement of the objective or goal.
4. - Collect data through surveys, interviews, observations, or other qualitative research methods.
5. - Analyze the collected data and interpret the findings.
6. - Present the qualitative outcomes in a clear and concise manner, using charts, graphs, or narrative descriptions.
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8. - Define the measurable variables or indicators that represent the desired outcome.
9. - Determine the appropriate measurement tools or instruments to collect data on these variables.
10. - Collect numerical data through surveys, experiments, or other quantitative research methods.
11. - Analyze the collected data using statistical techniques and methods.
12. - Interpret the quantitative outcomes and draw conclusions or insights from the analysis.
13. - Present the quantitative outcomes using tables, charts, or graphs to visualize the results.

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