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An introduction to the biographical narrative interpretive method

30 May 2014

Nurse Researcher

Patient stories

Aim To introduce the biographical narrative interpretive method (BNIM) to nurse researchers in search of a new methodology and method. Background Listening to and...

Use of pragmatism to explore women’s experiences of traumatic brain injury: a kaleidoscopic view of the world

16 March 2018

Nurse Researcher

Evidence & practice

Background Although more men than women sustain a traumatic brain injury (TBI), approximately one quarter of people with TBIs are women. The experiences of TBI...

Reflecting on the challenges of choosing and using a grounded theory approach

26 November 2014

Nurse Researcher

Methodological decision making

Aim To explore three different approaches to grounded theory and consider some of the possible philosophical assumptions underpinning them. Background Grounded...

Methodological and hermeneutic reduction – a study of Finnish multiple-birth families

14 July 2015

Nurse Researcher

Reduction

Aim To describe reduction as a method in methodological and hermeneutic reduction and the hermeneutic circle using van Manen’s principles, with the empirical example...

Using a mixed-methods design to examine nurse practitioner integration in British Columbia

14 July 2015

Nurse Researcher

Multiphase design

Aim To discuss and provide examples of how mixed-methods research was used to evaluate the integration of nurse practitioners (NPs) into a Canadian province....

The use of the Medical Research Council framework in the study of complex interventions in nursing: a literature review

15 May 2018

Nurse Researcher

evidence and practice

Background Nursing care addresses several complex interventions and international research into complex interventions is growing. The Medical Research Council...

The roots and development of constructivist grounded theory

30 May 2014

Nurse Researcher

Grounded theory

Aim To deconstruct how Charmaz’s constructivist grounded theory (CGT) evolved from the original ideas of Glaser and Strauss, and to explore how CGT is similar to and...

van Manen’s method and reduction in a phenomenological hermeneutic study

18 March 2015

Nurse Researcher

Phenomenology

Aim To describe van Manen’s method and concept of reduction in a study that used a phenomenological hermeneutic approach. Background Nurse researchers have used van...

The use of phenomenology in mental health nursing research

18 December 2017

Nurse Researcher

Evidence & practice

Background Historically, mental health research has been strongly influenced by the underlying positivism of the quantitative paradigm. Quantitative research...

Methodological challenges in intervention studies

01 January 2009

Nurse Researcher

A&S Science

Drug abuse rehabilitation, characterised by high recidivism and difficult-to-access populations, is one of the greatest challenges of modern health care. The...

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