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2022
Children from economically disadvantaged backgrounds are more likely to lack reading proficiency. These students tend to have lower reading proficiency because they experience a decline in reading comprehension over the summer months, known as summer reading loss or summer slide.
La Chae' Swindle, James E. Connell
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Children from economically disadvantaged backgrounds are more likely to lack reading proficiency. These students tend to have lower reading proficiency because they experience a decline in reading comprehension over the summer months, known as summer reading loss or summer slide.
La Chae' Swindle, James E. Connell
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Stroke, 2004
Background and Purpose— Qualitative studies are increasingly used to investigate social processes and phenomena influencing health behaviors and service provision. We aimed to identify the scope of published qualitative studies of stroke, consider their relevance to development and delivery of ...
McKevitt, C +3 more
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Background and Purpose— Qualitative studies are increasingly used to investigate social processes and phenomena influencing health behaviors and service provision. We aimed to identify the scope of published qualitative studies of stroke, consider their relevance to development and delivery of ...
McKevitt, C +3 more
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Mammography Adherence: A Qualitative Study
Journal of Women's Health, 2011Regular mammography accounts for half of the recent declines in breast cancer mortality. Mammography use declined significantly in 2008. Given the success of regular breast cancer screening, understanding why mammography use decreased is important.
Lisa C, Watson-Johnson +8 more
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The art of preceptorship. A qualitative study
Nurse Education in Practice, 2017In the clinical nursing practice preceptorship is a widespread method to improve patient care by assisting nurses in developing the right clinical skills. However, little is known about how preceptorship should be practiced to achieve a positive learning outcome. The aim of the study was to investigate how preceptorship can be used in clinical practice
Nielsen, Karina +8 more
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Arrhythmia knowledge: A qualitative study
Heart & Lung, 2005The objective is to identify and describe critical care nurses' perception of arrhythmia knowledge. In addition, this study is the first step in developing levels of arrhythmia competency.A qualitative research design was used. Focus group technique using a semistructured group session, with a moderator, was used to gather data.
Kathryn Buchanan, Keller +1 more
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How to appraise a qualitative study
British Journal of Hospital Medicine, 2013Qualitative research is increasingly being published in medical journals to explore important clinical questions. Methods, vocabulary and theoretical underpinnings may be unfamiliar to some doctors. This article explores an approach to understanding qualitative studies.
Gadoud, Amy +2 more
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A Qualitative Study on Framework Debugging
2019 IEEE International Conference on Software Maintenance and Evolution (ICSME), 2019Features of frameworks, such as inversion of control and the structure of framework applications, require developers to adjust their programming and debugging strategies as compared to sequential programs. However, the benefits and challenges of framework debugging are not fully understood, and gaining this knowledge could provide guidance in debugging
Zack Coker +4 more
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Qualitative Study of Black Atheists
2020A Qualitative Study of Black Atheists: "Don’t Tell Me You’re One of Those" is an interdisciplinary examination of a group that is rarely the study of inquiry, Black Atheists. Using in-depth, qualitative interviews, Daniel Swann builds a foundation for understanding Black Atheist identities, how Black Atheists conceive of themselves, how they perceive ...
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Qualitative methods in business studies
2004This paper focuses on the use of qualitative studies in business to business research. It highlights some of the differences and similarities between qualitative methods to illustrate the methodological consequences of choosing one method in preference to another.
Freytag, Per Vagn +2 more
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Classifying the Findings in Qualitative Studies
Qualitative Health Research, 2003A key task in conducting research integration studies is determining what features to account for in the research reports eligible for inclusion. In the course of a methodological project, the authors found a remarkable uniformity in the way findings were produced and presented, no matter what the stated or implied frame of ...
Margarete, Sandelowski, Julie, Barroso
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