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<p>There is mounting evidence that the quality of reporting results of medical and n
<p>Over the last decade, there has been growing recognition that bullying is a perva
<p>The UK’s National Health Service (NHS), now in its sixth decade, has seen rapid a
<p>The primary intention of this paper is to describe a qualitative research method,
<p>Interviews are one of the most familiar qualitative research strategies employed
<p>The use of photographs as a research method has fluctuated over the last century.
<p>Qualitative interviewing is a method of data collection that is widely used in he
<p>According to Beckstead (2002), ‘cluster analysis is a generic name for a wide var
<p>This article describes an exploratory analysis approach to studying processes in
<p>Conference presentations provide an ideal opportunity for nurses to convey and sh
<p>Evidence-based practice (EBP) has gained increasing prominence in health care in
<p>Cara J Bailey is embarking on a study of end-of-life issues in an emergency depar
<p>Karen Clancy, a nurse consultant but a novice researcher, reflects on her study of patients with respiratory disease living at home with long-term oxygen therapy.
<p>Maxine Simmons reflects on her experiences as an ‘insider’ ethnographer – a senior manager undertaking research with nurse consultants within her own employing organisation – and the issues that arose as a result</p>
<p>In this article, Carmel Seibold explores the unique relationship between supervisor and student in one aspect of the supervision process: choosing a methodology.
<p>Caryl Skene uses a model of reflection to revisit her experience as a novice researcher. In doing so, she highlights the skills required to undertake qualitative research and suggests that nursing experience alone does not equip a researcher with those skills.
<p>Research with older adults involves unique challenges, says US-based researcher Cynthia S Jacelon, but it offers benefits to both researcher and subjects, providing negative stereotypes can be overcome</p>
<p>This study by Sangan Sookdeb explored the factors that determine the time interval between men suffering the onset of erectile disorder and their presentation for treatment.
