Three patients with tuberculosis who receive treatment at different facilities and have never been in contact with each other begin to exhibit a new cluster of symptoms not seen in other tuberculosis patients. Which method of collecting qualitative data about the phenomenon is most appropriate?
A) Interview
B) Case study
C) Focus group
D) Questionnaire

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A case study is most appropriate for collecting qualitative data about a unique phenomenon in individual patients, as it allows for an in-depth exploration of each patient's symptoms and experiences.

Three Patients with Tuberculosis Who Receive Treatment at Different Facilities