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Of truths, concepts and social constructions

13 November 2015

Nurse Researcher

Commentary

IN THE 1990s there was considerable discussion about the ontology and epistemology of research. With nursing inheriting, or having imposed on it, processes and...

Shared interests

01 November 2005

Nursing Management

Feature

MANAGERS, IT HAS BEEN SAID, cannot read anything longer than two pages while academics cannot write anything less than 5,000 words (Wistow 2001).

Process of conducting qualitative research

21 January 2011

Nurse Researcher

Commentary

In 2007 some of us were fortunate enough to be in Dundee for the Royal College of Nursing’s Annual International Nursing Research Conference. A highlight of that...

Impact of the Leading an Empowered Organisation programme

18 January 2006

Nursing Standard

Art & Science

Aim To evaluate the impact of the Leading an Empowered Organisation (LEO) programme on the role of grade G nurses and their multidisciplinary colleagues in one NHS...

Beyond the Clothier inquiry

06 April 1994

Nursing Standard

Feature paediatrics

In the wake of the Allitt inquiry (1), it is timely to consider the plight of men who come into contact with young children in their day-to-day work. Recent media...

Families first: The Southampton NDU

01 October 1992

Paediatric Nursing

Nursing developments

The concept of the nursing development unit (NDU) is an exciting one for all branches of nursing. It is expected that the nurse who works in a NDU will seek clinical...

Researching with and through others

19 September 2017

Nurse Researcher

Commentary

Hill et al (2017) and Trocky (2017) present papers on two areas that are rarely examined in the nursing research literature. Hill’s team explore job satisfaction and...

Evaluating nurse consultants’work through key informant perceptions

09 January 2007

Nursing Standard

Art & Science

Aim To evaluate the work of nurse consultants in the NHS by exploring the views of key informants and nurse consultants. Method A multi-site evaluative study...

Evaluating nurse consultants’ work through key informant perceptions

03 January 2007

Nursing Standard

Art & Science

Aim To evaluate the work of nurse consultants in the NHS by exploring the views of key informants and nurse consultants. Method A multi-site evaluative study...