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Clinical
<p>Background There is increasing reference to complex patient needs in health care.
<p>Aim To describe the development of a research question, aim and objective.</p> <p>Background The first steps of any study are developing the research questi
<p>Background A growing older adult population is leading to increased admission rates to long-term care facilities such as nursing homes and residential care homes.
<p>Background Content analysis of replies to closed questions in questionnaires can be undertaken to understand remarks that may explain the responses, provide illustrativ
<p>Aim To describe and recommend a variety of data analysis methods when engaging in narrative research using story as an aid to nursing students’ learning.</p> <
<p>Background Circular questions are used within systematic family therapy as a tool to generate multiple explanations and stories from a family situation and as a means t
<p>Aim To highlight philosophical and theoretical considerations for planning a mixed methods research design that can inform a practice model to guide rural district nurs
<p>Aim To draw on the authors’ experience of research conducted with vulnerable young women to argue for the use of storyboards in focus groups.</p> <p>Backgro
<p>Background Diaries are growing in popularity in healthcare, and are useful for obtaining a more profound understanding of participants’ experiences.
<p>Aim To summarise the usefulness of available psychometric tools in assessing secondary trauma in nursing staff and examine their limitations, as well as their strengths
<p>Aim To discuss the theoretical framework of social constructivism and justify its appropriateness for and compatibility with an interpretive approach to child adolescen
<p>Aim To define conceptual frameworks and their inherent dichotomies, and integrate them with concomitant concepts to help early nursing doctoral researchers to develop t
<p>Aim To present a critical methodological review of the ethnonursing research method.</p> <p>Background Ethnonursing was developed to underpin the study and practice of transcultural nursing and to promote ‘culturally congruent’ care.
<p>Aim To provide an overview of the relevance and strengths of using the literary folkloristic methodology to explore the ways in which people with persistent pain relate to and make sense of their experiences through narrative accounts.</p> <p>Background Storytelling is a conv
<p>Aim To discuss the methods of a study which will aim to determine the usability of a medical device not yet approved for use in a clinical trial.</p> <p>Background The Blood Loss Estimation and Evaluation of Drape (BLEED) pilot aims to determine the usability of a drape which
<p>Aim To describe strategies that can enhance the recruitment of rural-dwelling older people into clinical trials.</p> <p>Background Recruitment to studies can be time-consuming and challenging.
<p>Aim To explain a strategy to improve response rates from healthcare professionals to a postal survey in the Republic of Ireland.</p> <p>Background Response rates to surveys conducted among healthcare professionals have been declining steadily.
<p>Aim To discuss the legal, ethical and practical considerations in UK studies involving nurses with dyslexia and medication administration errors (MAEs).</p> <p>Background Nurses with dyslexia are a vulnerable population as they are susceptible to misrepresentation in research
