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<p>Research capacity has been described as ‘a general term for a process of individual and institutional development which leads to higher skills and greater ability to pe
<p>Access to health care is a major concern of consumers, healthcare providers and policymakers.
<p>Conference presentations are a way to encourage nurses to disseminate their knowledge to their peers (Ashworth 1996, Cleary and Walter 2004, O’Neill and Duffey 2000, Sh
<p>Mathieson, in the editorial of the first issue of Nurse Researcher, said that one purpose of the journal was to increase readers’ research awareness in terms “of differ
<p>An ancient Buddhist parable details the attempts of several blind men to describe an elephant.
<p>There is mounting evidence that the quality of reporting results of medical and nursing studies in various fields, including paediatrics, acute stroke, clinical pharmac
<p>Over the last decade, there has been growing recognition that bullying is a pervasive feature of most, if not all, workplaces.
<p>The UK’s National Health Service (NHS), now in its sixth decade, has seen rapid advances in medical devices used in the diagnosis, therapy and treatment of patients.
<p>The primary intention of this paper is to describe a qualitative research method, explore associated theoretical issues, and enable readers to identify key issues that
<p>Interviews are one of the most familiar qualitative research strategies employed to obtain data using recording and transcribing techniques.
<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 health research, including nursing, allied health and social work (Wellard and McKenna 20
<p>According to Beckstead (2002), ‘cluster analysis is a generic name for a wide variety of methods or procedures that can be used to create a classification.
<p>This article describes an exploratory analysis approach to studying processes in an emergency department (ED) for time-based interventions implemented on outcomes of a hospitalisation for critical care admissions originating from the ED.
<p>Conference presentations provide an ideal opportunity for nurses to convey and share important knowledge with their peers in a supportive environment. However, the literature that directly addresses conference presentations remains quite sparse.
<p>Evidence-based practice (EBP) has gained increasing prominence in health care in recent years. The term refers to the use of best available evidence to improve outcomes and inform clinical practice (Hicks and Hennessey 1997).
<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>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>
