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Incident monitoring is a valuable form of qualitative research that offers important insights, despite traditional biomedical preferences for quantitative methods.
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The article discusses the value and limitations of qualitative research, such as incident monitoring, in comparison to traditional quantitative biomedical research.
W. B. Runciman (1993) reported an editorial. Incident monitoring is a valuable form of qualitative research that offers important insights, despite traditional biomedical preferences for quantitative methods.
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