“…Quantitative methods have a lot to offer, but the subfield has plenty of activity in qualitative research and mixed methods to address the complexity of the problems of interest. Health Affairs has published work using ethnographic analysis (e.g., Bhatia &Corburn, 2011), interviews andcontent analysis (e.g., Etchegaray et al, 2014), and regularly features case studies (e.g., Bechelli et al, 2014;Laurance et al, 2014;Lerner, Robertson, & Goldstein, 2015;Rosenbaum, Cartwright-Smith, Hirsh, & Mehler, 2012). The Milbank Quarterly has published studies using comparative (Sorenson & Drummond, 2014) and content analysis (Van der Wees et al, 2014), ethical (Rhodes & Miller, 2012) and critical interpretive analysis (Moat, Lavis, & Abelson, 2013), and has expanded its op-ed section to include additional informed commentary from leading health policy scholars.…”