In October 2025, Angela Harden, Katy Sutcliffe and James Thomas are running a course on mixed methods evidence synthesis for Evidence Synthesis Ireland.
Slides used in the workshop
Key resources
Sutcliffe, K., Kneale, D. & Thomas, J. ‘Leading from the front’ implementation increases the success of influenza vaccination drives among healthcare workers: a reanalysis of systematic review evidence using Intervention Component Analysis (ICA) and Qualitative Comparative Analysis (QCA). BMC Health Serv Res 22, 653 (2022). https://doi.org/10.1186/s12913-022-08001-6
Sutcliffe K, Harden A, Noyes J, Thomas J, Garside R. Chapter 14. Integrating qualitative and quantitative review evidence. Draft version (February 2024) for inclusion in: Noyes J, Harden A, editor(s). Cochrane-Campbell Handbook for Qualitative Evidence Synthesis, Version 1. London: Cochrane - qeschapter14intv0190224 (cochrane.org)
Hong, Q. N., Rees, R., Sutcliffe, K. & Thomas, J. 2020. Variations of mixed methods reviews approaches: A case study. Research Synthesis Methods, 11, 795-811. https://doi.org/10.1002/jrsm.1437
Thomas, James; (2024) Methods development in evidence synthesis: a dialogue between science and society. In: Oancea, Alis and Derrick, Gemma E and Nuseibeh, Nuzha and Xu, Xin, (eds.) Handbook of Meta-Research. (pp. 146-158). Edward Elgar Publishing
For the list of further reading, please click here