Qualitative research involves collecting and analyzing non-numerical data, for example text, video or audio, to understand concepts, opinions or experiences. It can be used to gather in-depth information about a problem or generate new research ideas. Qualitative research is the opposite of quantitative research, which involves collecting and. Qualitative studies that have been described generically as qualitative without naming a specific design or that have been described in terms of data collection techniques, e.g. interviews and focus groups or analytical techniques, e.g. content and discourse analysis, were placed in the other qualitative category, which ended up being the case. ,The chapter discusses designing a research proposal in qualitative research. The main objective is to describe the main components of a qualitative research proposal with examples so that students and novice researchers can easily understand a qualitative proposal. The chapter highlights the main components. The case study method is a research strategy that aims to gain an in-depth understanding of a specific phenomenon by collecting and analyzing specific data in its true context Rebolj, 2013. Introduction. The popularity of case study research methodology in HSR health services research has increased over the years. can be attributed to a shift toward the use of implementation research and a new appreciation of contextual factors affecting the use of evidence-based interventions within various institutions. The purpose of this guide is to encourage. researchers in the fields of finance and management to use the basis of case studies on their work, showing the. advantages and give some advice. A case study is a research approach used to generate an in-depth, multifaceted understanding of a complex issue in its real-world context. It is a well-established research model that is widely used in a wide variety of disciplines, including the social sciences. A case study can be defined in different ways. THE.