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CASE STUDY 2

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Objectives of the Study

This study aims to investigate whether better options of meals increases the

satisfaction of the patients.

Research Question

Does better meal options increase the satisfaction of the patients?

Selection of the Subjects for the Study

A convenience sample of both the patients and the residents will be recruited from the

hospital and two other hospitals within the same location. The collected sample was to act as

the respondents to the study. The sample should consist of both men and women. The

population of the research includes all the patients that are in the hospitals that are under

study. Either the probability or the non-probability could be used in this study. However, the

probability technique requires the use a sample frame. In this case, getting a sample frame

would complicate the study. Therefore, the non-probability sampling will be employed in this

study. Notably, the convenience sampling of the type non-probability sampling technique

will be utilized to recruit sample from the population (Wright et al., 2013). This necessary

since the convenience sampling enables the researcher to have access to the patients who are

readily available. Thus this approach saves not only time but also the expenses incurred

sampling process.

Assigning Subjects to Experimental and Control Groups

Some of the subjects will be assigned to the control group while others to the

experimental groups. A half of the patients will be assigned to the experimental groups while

the other half will be assigned to the control group. The experimental group will be given

better diet and their satisfaction measured. On the other hand, the control group will not be

given the better meals but will retain their current meals. The level of satisfaction will then be

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Running Head: CASE STUDY 1 Case Study Name Institution CASE STUDY 2 Case Study Objectives of the Study This study aims to investigate whether better options of meals increases the satisfaction of the patients. Research Question Does better meal options increase the satisfaction of the patients? Selection of the Subjects for the Study A convenience sample of both the patients and the residents will be recruited from the hospital and two other hospitals within the same location. The collected sample was to act as the respondents to the study. The sample should consist of both men and women. The population of the research includes all the patients that are in the hospitals that are under study. Either the probability or the non-probability could be used in this study. However, the probability technique requires the use a sample frame. In this case, getting a sample frame would complicate the study. Therefore, the non-probability sampling will be employed in this study. Notably, the convenience sampling of the type non-probability sampling technique will be utilized to recruit sample from the population (Wright et al., 2013). This necessary since the convenience sampling enables the researcher to have access to the patients who are readily available. Thus this approach saves not only time but also the expenses incurred sampling process. Assigning Subjects to Experimental and Control Groups Some of the subjects will be assigned to the control group while others to the experi ...
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