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Maternity and the production of identities: repercussions on women's health at puerperium / Maternidad y la producción de identidades: las repercusiones en la salud de las mujeres en el puerperio

International Journal of Integrated Care, 2015
Dora Lúcia Leidens Correa de Oliveira, Denise Antunes de Azambuja Zocche   +1 more
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Nursing Research in Arab Countries: Current Status, Trends, Challenges, and Opportunities. [PDF]

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Wehbe-Alamah H, Doumit MAA, Bernstein J, Aboul-Enein BH.   +3 more
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Representations of the postgraduate course and research for the nursing professional

, 2000
Maria Célia de Freitas, Kátia Cilene Godinho Bertoncello   +1 more
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Research nurse or nurse researcher?

British Journal of Cardiac Nursing, 2010
In part 2 of a series on practical aspects of research, Sarah Watmough, Maria Flynn, Angie Wright and Kathryn Fry consider the role of the nurse in research and examine the differences in roles and responsibilities of the ‘Research Nurse’ and the ‘Nurse ...
Sarah Watmough, Maria Flynn, Angie Wright, Kathryn Fry   +3 more
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Nurse Researcher: Always a researcher, sometimes a nurse

Collegian, 2001
A number of theoretical papers have highlighted the concept of the duality and dichotomy of roles when nurses are carrying out research in the clinical arena. The conflicts that can occur are between the roles of researcher and nurse and in the balance between research integrity and the welfare of the individual.
Beale, Barbara L., Wilkes, Lesley M.
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Nursing and researching

International Journal of Nursing Practice, 1997
Fitzgerald M. International Journal of Nursing Practice 1997; 3: 53–56 Nursing and Researching An example from an interpretive phenomenological study of the experience of chronic illness in rural Australia is used to describe aspects of the nursing researcher relationship with study participants and to draw some comparisons between this relationship ...
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The Evolution of Nursing Research

Western Journal of Nursing Research, 1982
THE RESEARCH CULTURE in nursing has evolved in the last 150 years, beginning with Nightingale's work in the mid-1850s and culminating in the creation of the National Institute of Nursing Research (NINR) at the National Institues of Health (NIH). This article highlights nursing's efforts to facilitate the growth of the research culture by developing ...
Linda Garand, Jacqueline M Stolley, Kathleen C. Buckwalter   +2 more
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Nursing Research

2010
The goal of nursing research is to improve care for patients and caregivers. Palliative nursing research includes many sensitive topics such as suffering, quality of life, and life meaning. Nurse researchers face many obstacles in conducting research, such as obtaining informed consent, dealing with high subject attrition, and openly discussing end-of ...
Betty R. Ferrell, Marcia Grant, Virginia Sun   +2 more
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Nurse researcher

Nurse Researcher, 1993
Welcome to the first issue of Nurse Researcher, the new journal for those interested in nursing research methods - and by that, we hope we include all nurses.
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Research in clinical nursing

Journal of Advanced Nursing, 1978
This paper presents a tested and useful method of research in clinical nursing at the doctoral and post‐doctoral levels of research skill. Field theory‐based, salient variables in patients' experience are inductively arrived at from empirical data. The unitizing of data provides true numbers for measurements of relationships and change in the dependent
Reva Rubin, Florence Erickson
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