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Nursing research methodology: transcending Cartesianism
Nursing Inquiry, 1996Nurses involved in research are concerned with methodological issues. This paper explores the Cartesian debate that has polarized the discourse on nursing research methodology. It is argued that methodologies exclusively based on objectivism, one pole of the Cartesian debate, or subjectivism, the other, do not provide nurses with adequate research ...
A J Walters
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Narrative Research: A Viable Methodology for Clinical Nursing
Nursing Forum, 2004Narrative research provides a reasonable methodology for gathering rich, multidimensional data in the clinical setting.To familiarize nurses with the concept of narrative research, review pertinent narrative research literature, and identify some ways this methodology can be integrated into clinical nursing.A review of published literature from ...
Janine Overcash
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The impact of postmodernism on research methodology: implications for nursing
Nursing Inquiry, 1995The impact of postmodernism on research methodology: implications for nursingThis article considers what have been referred to as die two major crises in research methodology: (i) the crisis of legitimation (to what extent are the notions of reliability and validity still meaningful in the light of a posture that is said to approach an ’anything goes ...
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The Value of Case Study Methodology in Nursing Research
Creative NursingCase study research methodology has a rich history in health sciences and has played an essential role in health science research, particularly in nursing, by providing a means to investigate complex real-world phenomena in detail. This article outlines the historical development of case study methodology, highlighting its advantages, such as richness ...
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Interpretive Methodologies in Qualitative Nursing Research
AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 2022Editor's note: This is the 12th article in a series on clinical research by nurses. The series is designed to give nurses the knowledge and skills they need to participate in research, step by step. Each column will present the concepts that underpin evidence-based practice—from research design to data interpretation.
Alexa Colgrove, Curtis, Courtney, Keeler
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