Mixed Methods Research in the Field of Clinical Practice Guidelines: The Case of Developing a Methodological Model for Good Practice Recommendation

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Y Wang YANGYANG ; L Zhang LUAN ; A Sharifan AMIN ; Ms Lee Myeong SOO ; T Nakayama TAKEO ; Y Chen YAOLONG ; H Li HUI

Source: Journal of Mixed Methods Research Published:2025

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Mixed methods research provides a valuable opportunity to deepen our understanding of phenomena. However, practical guidance on using the method to develop methodological models in clinical practice guidelines (CPGs) field is limited. This article illustrates the use of exploratory sequential mixed methods design to develop a methodological model to standardize the formation of good practice recommendation (GPR) within CPGs in the context of weak evidence or no evidence. It demonstrates how qualitative and quantitative data can be systematically integrated throughout the model construction and validation. The GPR methodological model includes three main themes: connotation, procedure and methods, and reporting guideline. It assists CPGs developers in GPR formulation, aligns researchers’ methodological understanding of GPR, and informs future GPR methodological development. © 2025 Elsevier B.V., All rights reserved.

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MLA	Y Wang YANGYANG, et al.. "Mixed Methods Research in the Field of Clinical Practice Guidelines: The Case of Developing a Methodological Model for Good Practice Recommendation." Journal of Mixed Methods Research, vol. , no. , 2025, pp. -.
APA	Y Wang YANGYANG, L Zhang LUAN, A Sharifan AMIN, Ms Lee Myeong SOO, T Nakayama TAKEO, Y Chen YAOLONG, H Li HUI (2025). Mixed Methods Research in the Field of Clinical Practice Guidelines: The Case of Developing a Methodological Model for Good Practice Recommendation. Journal of Mixed Methods Research, (), -.
Chicago	Y Wang YANGYANG, L Zhang LUAN, A Sharifan AMIN, Ms Lee Myeong SOO, T Nakayama TAKEO, Y Chen YAOLONG, H Li HUI. "Mixed Methods Research in the Field of Clinical Practice Guidelines: The Case of Developing a Methodological Model for Good Practice Recommendation." Journal of Mixed Methods Research , no. (2025): -.
Harvard	Y Wang YANGYANG et al. (2025) 'Mixed Methods Research in the Field of Clinical Practice Guidelines: The Case of Developing a Methodological Model for Good Practice Recommendation', Journal of Mixed Methods Research, (), pp. -.
Vancouver	Y Wang YANGYANG, L Zhang LUAN, A Sharifan AMIN, Ms Lee Myeong SOO, T Nakayama TAKEO, Y Chen YAOLONG, et al.. Mixed Methods Research in the Field of Clinical Practice Guidelines: The Case of Developing a Methodological Model for Good Practice Recommendation. Journal of Mixed Methods Research. 2025;():-.
BibTex	@article{ author = {Y Wang YANGYANG and L Zhang LUAN and A Sharifan AMIN and Ms Lee Myeong SOO and T Nakayama TAKEO and Y Chen YAOLONG and H Li HUI}, title = {Mixed Methods Research in the Field of Clinical Practice Guidelines: The Case of Developing a Methodological Model for Good Practice Recommendation}, journal = {Journal of Mixed Methods Research}, volume = {}, number = {}, pages = {-}, year = {2025} }
RIS	TY - JOUR AU - Y Wang YANGYANG AU - L Zhang LUAN AU - A Sharifan AMIN AU - Ms Lee Myeong SOO AU - T Nakayama TAKEO AU - Y Chen YAOLONG AU - H Li HUI TI - Mixed Methods Research in the Field of Clinical Practice Guidelines: The Case of Developing a Methodological Model for Good Practice Recommendation JO - Journal of Mixed Methods Research VL - IS - SP - EP - PY - 2025 ER -

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