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A methodological review of qualitative longitudinal research in nursing
Nursing Inquiry, 2018AbstractQualitative longitudinal research (QLR) provides temporal understanding of the human response to health, illness, and the life course. However, little guidance is available for conducting QLR in the nursing literature. The purpose of this review is to describe the methodological status of QLR in nursing.
Lee SmithBattle +4 more
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Methodological challenges in rural and frontier nursing research
Applied Nursing Research, 2007Rural/frontier nursing research poses unique methodological challenges, including definitional inconsistency, social/cultural issues, methodological/statistical concerns, and the inherent diversity among rural communities. These challenges need to be creatively addressed to enhance the rural/frontier nursing research body of knowledge.
Bigbee, Jeri L., Lind, Bonnie
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Methodological Issues in Nurse Staffing Research
Western Journal of Nursing Research, 2006The 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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Methodological issues in nursing research
Advances in Nursing Science, 1986Bronowski tells us that science is the search to discover unity in the variety of nature and the variety of our experiences. Poetry, painting, and the arts are the same search. This author attempts through the language of poetry to search for the sense experience of living through contemporary methodological issue questions in nursing. The intent is to
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Methodological issues in intergenerational family nursing research
Advances in Nursing Science, 1986The 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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Research Methodology in Nursing
2011Research Methodology in nursing , Research Methodology in nursing , کتابخانه دیجیتال جندی شاپور ...
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Circadian Rhythms and Nursing Research: Methodological Considerations
Journal of Nursing Measurement, 1993The 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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Research methodology for veterinary nurses
The Veterinary Nurse, 2011The 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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Parse's Research Methodology and the Nurse Researcher-Child Process
Nursing Science Quarterly, 1996The Parse research method is a human science based nursing research methodology which views young children as partners in research about universal lived experiences. To view children in this way requires a considerable revision of the view of children assumed in many traditional theories of childhood and in research with children.
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An Improved Methodology for Advancing Nursing Research
Advances in Nursing Science, 2004Clinical judgments and decisions are an integral component of nurse work and nurses are increasingly being challenged to account for their judgments and decisions. Nursing research is needed to help explain judgment and decision making in nursing, but most research in this area is almost exclusively characterized by descriptive studies.
Ruth, Ludwick +5 more
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