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16 September 2019 | Vol 27, Issue 3
evidence and practice

A focused mapping review and synthesis of current practice in qualitative end of life research with the bereaved

Kay Joanne McCallum, Debra Jackson, Helen Walthall, Helen Aveyard

Temporality and existential mood in Heideggerian phenomenology

Aoife Moran

Memory in narratives and stories: implications for nursing research

Emma Pascale Blakey, Debra Jackson, Helen Walthall, Helen Aveyard

Methodological considerations when using ethnography to explore home care

Jessica Baillie

Using the literary folkloristic method to understand why people refuse medical interventions

Doreen Molloy, Joyce Hendricks

Developing sustainable nursing and allied health professional research capacity

Timothy Twelvetree, Janet Suckley, Nicola Booth, Debbie Thomas, Penelope Stanford

Evaluation of the burdens and benefits of participation in research by parents of children with life-limiting illnesses

Audrey Hopper, Stacey Crane

Postpositivist critical realism: philosophy, methodology and method for nursing research

Gemma Sinead Ryan

Commentary

Conducting research into end of life care

Elizabeth Halcomb

Editorial

We research nurses have come a long way

Liz Halcomb

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