Several challenges can arise when conducting contextual analysis:
Data Limitations: Access to high-quality, comprehensive data on contextual factors can be limited. Complexity: The relationships between contextual factors and health outcomes are often complex and multifaceted, making them difficult to analyze and interpret. Confounding Variables: It can be challenging to account for all potential confounding variables that might influence the observed relationships. Temporal Dynamics: Contextual factors and health outcomes may change over time, requiring longitudinal data and analysis.
