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Qualitative Research in Nursing: Advancing the Humanistic
Imperative,
5th Edition
Helen Streubert and Dona Carpenter
Qualitative Research in Nursing
is a user-friendly text that provides a
foundation for understanding a range of qualitative research methodologies,
including triangulation. It approaches nursing education, administration,
practice and gives step-by-step details on how to implement each approach.
Features include emphasis on ethical considerations, methodological
triangulation, instrument development and software usage; critiquing
guidelines and questions to ask when evaluating aspects of published research;
and tables of published research including further reading.
978-0-7817-9600-2 / 496 pp / 12 illus / 2010
Understanding Nursing Research: Using Research in Evidence-
Based Practice,
4th Edition
Cherie Rebar and Carolyn Gersch
Organized around user-centred questions, such as how conclusions were
reached, which patients the conclusions apply to, and how the study was done,
each chapter begins with a clinical case that identifies the clinical question
the nurse is seeking to answer and one or two published research articles that
directly relate to the clinical case.
978-1-4511-9107-3 / 384 pp / 49 illus / 2014