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01 July 2004 | Vol 11, Issue 4
Book review

Gender and qualitative methods

Laura Serrant-Green

Doing and writing qualitative research

Peter Draper

Nursing research in context: appreciation, application and professional development

Charles Hendry

Issues in research

Recent developments in research at the RCN Institute

Sophie Staniszewska

The learning curve: the advantages and disadvantages in the use of focus groups as a method of data collection

Ian Mansell, Glynis Bennett, Ruth Northway, Donna Mead, Laurie Moseley

Data collecting in grounded theory - some practical issues

Kathleen Duffy, Colette Ferguson, Hazel Watson

From research topic to research question: a challenging process

Rollanda Law

Using different designs in wound healing research

Sue Bale

A&S Science

Hermeneutics: an exploration

Maura Dowling

Using a reflective diary to develop bracketing skills during a phenomenological investigation

Christine Wall, Sheila Glenn, Susan Mitchinson, Helen Poole

Phenomenology: to wonder and search for meanings

Susan Kleiman

Commentary

Phenomenology

Helena Priest

Editorial

Promoting excellence in care

Paula Roberts

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