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01 January 2007 | Vol 14, Issue 2
Book review

Participatory Action Research in Health Care

Linda Pollock

The Research Process in Nursing

Charles Hendry

Vital Notes for Nurses: Accountability

Stewart Piper

Reviews and round-up

Gina Higginbottom, Charles Hendry, Gina Higginbottom, Annette Jinks, Stewart Piper, Charles Hendry, Linda Pollock

General

‘In those days it was rare for a nurse to be actively involved in a study of this kind’

Elizabeth N Anionwu

Issues in research

Development of a self-rating scale of self-directed learning

Swapna Naskar Williamson

The contextual researcher: celebrating ‘experiential alertness’ in grounded theory in prison research

Stephan Kirby

Typologies in nursing: a review of the literature

Colin Macduff

Focus

Focus groups in nursing research

Elizabeth Curtis, Richard Redmond

Focus groups in nursing research: an appropriate method or the latest fad?

Brenda Happell

Dilemmas of focus group recruitment and implementation: a pilot perspective

Isis Lioba Howatson-Jones

Commentary

Focus groups

Kader Parahoo

Editorial

The challenges and opportunities offered by focus groups

Laura Serrant-Green

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