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Table of contents

01 January 2010 | Vol 17, Issue 2
Book review

Book reviews

Fiona Timmins, John Baker, Gordon Hill, Lesley Hayes, Tony Proctor, Denis Anthony, Rosemary Currell

Issues in research

Using social exchange theory to guide successful study recruitment and retention

Lisa McGregor, Karen Parker, Pamela LeBlanc, Kathryn M King

Constructing vignettes to investigate anger in multiple sclerosis

Anisha Paddam, David Barnes, Dawn Langdon

Reflections on preparing a poster for an RCN conference

Helen Hand

Making research supervision work for you

Nancy-Jane Lee

Protecting the rights of individuals in collaborative research

Brenda Happell

General

Phenomenology and participant feedback: convention or contention?

Caroline Bradbury-Jones, Fiona Irvine, Sally Sambrook

Bracketing – practical considerations in Husserlian phenomenological research

Conal Hamill, Helen AH Sinclair

Understanding phenomenology

Anne Flood

Commentary

Phenomenology: the methodological minefield

Leslie Gelling

Editorial

Clinical research nursing has a bright future

Leslie Gelling

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