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01 April 2006 | Vol 13, Issue 3
Book review

Book reviews and round-up

Ann Wakefield, Annette Jinks

Issues in research

Choosing an appropriate method of data collection

Dympna Casey

Issues in phenomenological nursing research: the combined use of pain diaries and interviewing

Kathryn A Clarke, Ron Iphofen

Building trust between the older adults and researchers in qualitative inquiry

Marie Truglio-Gallagher, Louise P Gallagher, Kemi Sosanya, Marsha Hendrickson-Slack

A&S Science

Fears, worries and experiences of first-year pre-registration nursing students: a qualitative study

Ray Higginson

Health of immigrant Hispanic families: narrative and phenomenological hermeneutics

Catherine Caufield

Approaches to reflexivity in qualitative research

Maura Dowling

Commentary

Narrative research

Cris Allen

Editorial

Narrative methods offer a valuable opportunity to us all

Laura Serrant-Green

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