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18 December 2017 | Vol 25, Issue 3
Evidence & Practice

Determining the optimal cut-off scores for the Workplace Bullying Inventory

Marie Hutchinson, Joanne Bradbury, Graeme Browne, John Hurley

How helpful are mnemonics in the development of a research question?

Helen Sisson

Social media as a recruitment strategy: using Twitter to explore young people’s mental health

Rhonda Lynne Wilson, Kim Usher

Maximising nurses’ and midwives’ response rates to surveys

Alannah Louise Cooper, Janie Brown

Emotion work in qualitative research: interviewing parents about neonatal care

Julia Petty

A framework for an asset-informed approach to service mapping

Anna Green, Tim Luckett, Penelope Abbott, Michelle DiGiacomo, John Delaney, Patricia Delaney, Patricia Mary Davidson

The use of phenomenology in mental health nursing research

Caroline Jane Picton, Lorna Moxham, Christopher Patterson

The use of van Kaam’s psychophenomenological method to interpret the meaning of resilience in the experiences of people with schizophrenia

Sue Sumskis, Lorna Jane Moxham

Commentary

Why phenomenology is increasingly relevant to nurse researchers

Lorna Moxham, Christopher Patterson

Editorial

A framework for health and social care research

Ruth Northway

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