Titlebook: Nursing Research; Theory and practice Michael Hardey (Lecturer),Anne Mulhall (Freelance Book 1994 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrech

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Qualitative research and nursing,es, naturalistic research, case studies and so on. It also has acquired a ‘soft’ reputation in contrast to the ‘hard’ statistical approaches of other research methods. Part of this reputation stems from the apparent ease with which qualitative research reports can be read in contrast to the intimida

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The experimental approach and randomized, controlled trials,ce is recognized as forming a substantial part of the knowledge that will distinguish nursing as a profession (Schlotfeldt, 1988), but what does this science, or organized body of knowledge, include? The human qualities that impinge upon sickness and health encompass behaviours and tendencies that i

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Secondary analysis in nursing research,SA. Secondary analysis involves making use of existing research data by re-analysing it from a fresh perspective. Hakim (1982, p. 1) defines it as ‘a(chǎn)ny further analysis of an existing data-set that presents interpretations, conclusions and the knowledge additional to, or different from, those presen

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Opening the black box: an encounter in the corridors of health services research,g positions are well represented within nursing research. It is presented primarily to inform and stimulate debate and it therefore adopts a discursive style that is perhaps unusual. The tendency towards a polarization of views, inherent in the structure of a dialogue, may oversimplify complex issue

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l research on culture related to societies and groups’ patterned behaviors (Schrey?gg, 2008; Keyton, 2005; Bodley, 1994). An organization does not just . a culture, it represents a culture emerging from the social construction of meaning and identity. According to Bodley (1994), culture is learned i

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Michael Hardey,Anne Mulhalll research on culture related to societies and groups’ patterned behaviors (Schrey?gg, 2008; Keyton, 2005; Bodley, 1994). An organization does not just . a culture, it represents a culture emerging from the social construction of meaning and identity. According to Bodley (1994), culture is learned i

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Nicky Cullumange management are offered in multiple varieties. Although leadership resounds throughout the countries and companies, leadership seems to remain more a concept in the mind or wishful thinking. In financial crisis, cost-saving measures often cut development programs and processes in the belief that