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‘Focus, read and be curious’

Leslie Gelling

Multimethodology research with boys with severe haemophilia

Kate Khair, Charles Collier, Liz Meerabeau, Faith Gibson

Understanding the processes of writing papers reflectively

Krishna Regmi, Jennie Naidoo

Acknowledging hubris in interpretative data analysis

Simon Cassidy

Involving patients and the public in research

Emma Darling, Mario A Parra

An overview of interpretive phenomenology as a research methodology

Dympna Tuohy, Adeline Cooney, Maura Dowling, Kathy Murphy, Jane Sixsmith

Is reflexivity the key to minimising problems of interpretation in phenomenological research?

Marie Clancy

An example of qualitative comparative analysis in nursing research

Frank Donnelly, Richard Wiechula

Methods that bridge quality and quantity

Ruth Northway

Negative results have a value

Leslie Gelling