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Rapid vs thematic analysis: how much matched

From a head to head comparison of two qualitative methods on one dataset

Statistic showing that rapid analysis findings overlapped with 79% of thematic analysis findings in a 2018 BMJ Open comparison
Two teams, one dataset, two methods: most of the findings matched Source: Taylor et al., BMJ Open, 2018

In a 2018 BMJ Open study, two teams analysed the same NHS home birth service evaluation, one with rapid analysis and one with thematic analysis. The rapid findings covered 79% of the thematic findings, and rapid analysis took 100 hours against 126.5. Use it when deciding whether a rapid approach is good enough for your study.

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79% of thematic analysis findings were also found by a rapid analysis of the same interviewsTwo separate teams analysed one NHS service evaluation. Rapid analysis took 100 hours, thematic analysis 126.5 hours.

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