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01 July 1999 | Vol 6, Issue 4
Issues in research

Reducing risk when interviewing in threatening areas: a personal view

Alison Chapple

Children and qualitative research methods: a review of the literature related to interview and interpretive processes

Gillian Bricher

The role of qualitative methods in a national research and development project in midwifery education

Lesley Graham, Rosemary Pope

A&S Science

Taking the initiative: supporting nursing research in an acute trust

Jim Robinson

Research in the raw: research supervision in a busy trust

Linda Crofts

Staying the course: the supervisee’s personal experience of the supervision relationship

Barbara Jack

Significant relationships: planning for effective research supervision

Alun Jones

Editorial

Editorial

Steven Black

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