What is a case study? - Evidence-Based Nursing
cases will provide a better answer to a research ques-tion than if only one case is examined, hence the multi-ple-case study. Stake asserts that the cases are grouped and viewed as one entity, called the quintain.6 ‘We study what is similar and different about the cases to under-stand the quintain better’.6 Method
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