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An Improved Methodology for Advancing Nursing Research

Advances in Nursing Science, 2004
Clinical 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.
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Qualitative Research: Methodologies and Use in Pediatric Nursing

Issues in Comprehensive Pediatric Nursing, 1990
With the increasing number of qualitative research studies being published in nursing journals, pediatric nurses need to understand the different qualitative research methodologies in order to adequately critique these studies and utilize the findings in their clinical practice.
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Processes and Methodologies for Research Validation of Nursing Diagnoses

International Journal of Nursing Terminologies and Classifications, 1999
TOPIC. Research validation of nursing diagnoses. PURPOSE. To provide a historical review of processes and methodologies for research validation of nursing diagnoses and suggested directions for future nursing diagnosis research.
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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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Phenomenologies as research methodologies for nursing: From philosophy to researching practice

Nursing Inquiry, 1998
This paper is concerned with the popularity of phenomenologies and the tensions that arise from their use as research methodologies in nursing. Among these tensions are: the troublesome issues of adapting a fundamentally philosophical means of understanding human being(s) for use as a more pragmatic and robust research approach in a practice discipline;
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Realising the potential of Q methodology in nursing research

Collegian, 2021
Frank D. Baughman, Dianne Wynaden
exaly  

[Q-methodology, an innovative technique for nursing research].

Soins; la revue de reference infirmiere, 2013
Q-Methodology offers an alternative to traditional methodological approaches. It is similar to qualitative methods while at the same time guaranteeing a statistical data analysis. It can be particularly interesting for the development of nursing sciences.
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Ethnography in Nursing Research: A Reflective Methodological Perspective

Journal of Advanced Nursing
ABSTRACT Aims To reflect on ethnography as a qualitative research methodology in nursing, examining its conceptual, theoretical and practical applications. It offers insights into its effective adoption in nursing research, particularly in culturally diverse healthcare settings, emphasising the
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