Why and how to use mixed methods in primary health care research
Isabelle Vedel(McGill University), Pierre Pluye(McGill University), Navdeep Kaur(McGill University), Quan Nha Hong(Quebec Rehabilitation Research Network), Reem El Sherif(McGill University), Claire Godard‐Sebillotte(McGill University Health Centre), Vladimir Khanassov(Jewish Rehabilitation Hospital), Xin Qiang Yang(McGill University), Nadia Sourial(Centre Hospitalier de l’Université de Montréal)
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