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Using qualitative data to prepare for Childcare Sufficiency Assessment (26 Feb 15)

You may have all the statistics – but what do the people behind them think and feel?


Quantitative research gives you the figures – but unless you know what lies behind them, how can you be sure you’re doing the right thing for those you provide services to?

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