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Methodological issues in intergenerational family nursing research

Advances in Nursing Science, 1986
The intergenerational aspects of family health have received little attention in nursing theory and research despite their potential to yield valuable information related to health promotion and family relationships. Methodological issues unique to intergenerational research are discussed within the phases of the research process.
C R, Uphold, D C, Harper
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Some Methodologic Considerations in Nursing Diagnosis Research

International Journal of Nursing Terminologies and Classifications, 1990
The validation of nursing diagnostic concepts, interventions, and desired outcomes is necessary for the development of nursing science. The purpose of this article is to contribute to the development of more rigorous methods for research of nursing diagnoses. Methodologic problems and issues are discussed and illustrated in the context of a descriptive
M L, Maas, M A, Hardy, M, Craft
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Circadian Rhythms and Nursing Research: Methodological Considerations

Journal of Nursing Measurement, 1993
The role circadian rhythms play in mental health, sleep, human development and aging, pharmacologic efficacy, immune function, and cardiovascular health makes them a natural focus of nursing research. Integration of chronobiologic concepts into nursing care demands sound empirical support.
S K, Elmore, R, Burr
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Methodological Issues in Nurse Staffing Research

Western Journal of Nursing Research, 2006
The purpose of this article is to identify and describe four issues in nurse staffing research that must be addressed before the evidence base for the relationship between nurse staffing and quality of care can be said to be theoretically and empirically sufficient.
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Focus groups in nursing research: Methodological perspectives

Nursing Outlook, 2012
Focus groups have been increasingly used as a data collection method in nursing research. The key feature of focus groups is the active interaction among participants to explore their views and opinions. In this respect, focus groups are distinct from other methods such as Delphi groups, nominal groups, brainstorming, and consensus panels, which seek ...
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Methodologies for Person-Centred Nursing Research

2021
In this chapter, we articulate what for us are the key principles that provide the foundations for methodologies in nursing research that support and inform person-centred practice. We do this through a dialogical approach in which we will demonstrate how we worked with such principles in our research processes. We provide accounts of two methodologies
Famke van Lieshout, Lorna Peelo-Kilroe
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Research methodology for veterinary nurses

The Veterinary Nurse, 2011
The veterinary nursing profession has progressed towards autonomy and self regulation over the past decade and in April 2010 will have fully achieved this regulated, professional status, whereby its members must adhere to and maintain certain professional standards as stipulated by the awarding body.
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An exploration of methodological pluralism in nursing research

Research in Nursing & Health, 1998
The purpose of this article is to describe some important differences in methodological perspectives within the discipline of nursing. Four research traditions (empiric analytic, grounded theory, Heideggerian hermeneutic, and participatory action research) and the philosophical assumptions that inform them are presented.
C, Baker, S, Norton, P, Young, S, Ward
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RESEARCH METHODOLOGY IN NURSING

The topic or issue of study is the subject of research, which is the meticulous, scientific evaluation of studies related to that topic or problem. Research is a method of in-depth investigation that is usually tested or investigated to further the corpus of knowledge. Research is conducted in a variety of fields to support a goal.
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Nurse occupational stress research 6: methodological approaches

British Journal of Nursing, 1998
This article, the final in the series on nurse occupational stress, reviews the most common methodological approaches used to study nurse stress. It also discusses the methods that are rarely used and alternative methods that have not previously been used to research nurse stress. The strengths and limitations of the different approaches are examined.
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