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The American Journal of Nursing, 1956
munication, by definition, is the act of transmitting facts, feelings, and meanings by words, gestures, or other action. Hence, communication may be verbal or nonverbal, and both are important. It seems reasonable to assume that communication in an interpersonal relationship such as the nurse has with her patient must carry with it the transmission of ...
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munication, by definition, is the act of transmitting facts, feelings, and meanings by words, gestures, or other action. Hence, communication may be verbal or nonverbal, and both are important. It seems reasonable to assume that communication in an interpersonal relationship such as the nurse has with her patient must carry with it the transmission of ...
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National Health Interview Survey
Encyclopedia of Behavioral Medicine, 2020Donna Miller +2 more
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Interviews and Interviewing in the Ethnography of Education
2018Interviews are frequently used in ethnographic research, but it is argued that they pose particular difficulties in interpretation. While ethnographers are interested in understanding how people construct and interpret cultures in their natural settings, interviews are based on rules that counteract most normal interactions.
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A method of analysing interview transcripts in qualitative research.
Nurse Education Today, 1991P. Burnard
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