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<p>Aim To discuss the legal, ethical and practical considerations in UK studies involving nurses with dyslexia and medication administration errors (MAEs).</p> <p
<p>Aim To assess the use of artefacts in semi-structured, stimulated-recall interviews in a study exploring mentors’ decisions regarding students’ competence in practice.&
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Aim To explore the concept of originality in doctoral research and outline ways in which doctoral candidates can begin to identify, formulate and articulate their individual con
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Aim To question the efficacy of ‘gold’ open access to published articles.
<p>Aim To introduce nurse and healthcare researchers to the ethnomethodological (EM) criteria of the unique adequacy (UA) requirement of methods and to provide guidance on
<p>Aim To provide insight into how descriptive and interpretive phenomenological research approaches can guide nurse researchers during the generation and application of k
<p>Aim To discuss and provide examples of how mixed-methods research was used to evaluate the integration of nurse practitioners (NPs) into a Canadian province.</p>
<p>Aim To illustrate with the example of a secondary data analysis study the use of the multiple imputation method to replace missing data.</p> <p>Background M
<p>Aim To illustrate an approach to data analysis in qualitative case study methodology.</p> <p>Background There is often little detail in case study research
<p>Aim To consider the pros and cons of focus groups versus interviews for studies interested in examining patient experiences of clinical interventions.
<p>Aim To give a reflective account of using unstructured handwritten diaries as a method of collecting qualitative data.</p> <p>Background Diaries are primari
<p>Aim To offer dramatic poetry as representing findings from narrative research that is more accessible.</p> <p>Background This article is drawn from the auth
<p>Aim To describe reduction as a method using van Manen’s phenomenological hermeneutic research approach.</p> <p>Background Reduction involves several levels that can be distinguished for their methodological usefulness.
<p>Aim To provide a personal account of the factors in a doctoral study that led to the adoption of classic grounded theory principles relating to the use of literature.</p> <p>Background Novice researchers considering grounded theory methodology will become aware of the content
<p>Aim To describe van Manen’s method and concept of reduction in a study that used a phenomenological hermeneutic approach.</p> <p>Background Nurse researchers have used van Manen’s method in different ways.
<p>Aim To discuss the methodological and ethical review challenges encountered by researchers who want to enable people with dementia to be involved in research.</p> <p>Background There has been increasing recognition of the importance of involving people with dementia in resear
<p>Aim To discuss the use of Skype as a medium for undertaking semi-structured interviews.</p> <p>Background Internet-based research is becoming increasingly popular, as communication using the internet takes a bigger role in our working and personal lives.
<p>Aim To provide an overview of bracketing as a skill in unstructured qualitative research interviews.</p> <p>Background Researchers affect the qualitative research process.
