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01 April 1999 | Vol 6, Issue 3
Issues in research

The use of telephone interviewing for qualitiative research

Alison Chapple

Anonymising the subject: what are the implications?

Katharine Kite

Testing user satisfaction tools

Paula Roberts

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Misusing phenomenology in nursing research: identifying the issues

Veronica Corben

Bracketing in phenomenological research

Ian Beech

An interpretive research process: revisiting phenomenological and hermeneutical approaches

Tina Koch

Evaluating phenomenology: usefulness, quality and philosophical foundations

Merilyn Annells

Editorial

Editorial

Steven Black

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