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Acknowledging hubris in interpretative data analysis

01 July 2013

Nurse Researcher

Interpretative analysis

Aim To explore the notion of ‘hubris’ as an important consideration of reflexive thinking in qualitative research and how over-exuberant assumptions when...

Methodological and ethical issues related to qualitative telephone interviews on sensitive topics

27 March 2014

Nurse Researcher

Virtual communication

Aim To explore the methodological and ethical issues of conducting qualitative telephone interviews about personal or professional trauma with critical care nurses....

07 September 2022 / Vol 30 issue 3

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