Clinical

<p>Research governance strategies, as currently operated are potentially limiting the conduct of research, especially multi-centre studies.

01 Dec 2005

<p>Discourse analysis (DA) embodies two main approaches: Foucauldian DA and radical social constructionist DA.

01 Dec 2004

<p>Discourse analysis (DA) has frequently been misapplied within nursing research, demonstrating a lack of understanding among some nurse researchers of theoretical/ metho

01 Dec 2004

<p>Discourse analysis (DA) is underpinned by a social constructionist orientation to knowledge.

01 Dec 2004

<p>Leading and co-ordinating a research project is a complex undertaking involving management of people, processes, budget and material resources.

01 Dec 2004

<p>In this paper, Patriek Mistiaen, Else Poot, Sophie Hickox, and Cordula Wagner describe how they conducted a search of the Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews in ord

01 Dec 2004

<p>Wounds are a common clinical problem, cared for in most, if not all, clinical settings.

01 Jul 2004

<p>Developing a research question is a difficult and challenging step in the research process.

01 Jul 2004

<p>In July 2000, I (KD) commenced part-time PhD studies, using grounded theory methodology.

01 Jul 2004

<p>Phenomenology has become an increasingly popular research approach within nursing over the last 25 years.

01 Jul 2004

<p>This article represents months of reading, which initially began in an effort to try to understand the popularity of hermeneutics and phenomenology in nursing research.

01 Jul 2004

<p>Simone de Beauvoir, who was Jean-Paul Sartre’s long-time companion, lover and collaborator, told the story of how Sartre became very emotional upon hearing of Husserl’s

01 Jul 2004

<p>The commissioning of healthcare services is increasingly linked to the availability of rigorous evidence of clinical and cost effectiveness. In the current climate, ‘rigorous evidence’ is synonymous with the randomised controlled trial (RCT).

01 Apr 2004

<p>The last 20 years have seen rapid technological developments within the field of information technology. The internet, sophisticated software packages and increased accessibility to computers have all opened opportunities for educators.

01 Apr 2004

<p>In this article, using the clinical research question: ‘what factors seem to predict who will take an overdose?’, Denis Anthony shows how a statistical computer package can make research easier and more efficient</p>

01 Apr 2004

<p>In entering the higher education arena, nursing and midwifery has had to contend with a number of challenges. Centre stage is the inherent tension between the maintenance of both academic/professional and practice/service based foci.

01 Apr 2004

<p>As the case study approach gains popularity in nursing research, questions arise with regard to what it exactly is, and where it appears to fit paradigmatically. Is it a method, a design, are such distinctions important?

01 Apr 2004

<p>In the United Kingdom the Research Assessment Exercise (RAE) is a major method of assessing research from Higher Education institutions.

01 Jan 2004

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