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12 June 2024 | Vol 32, Issue 2

Evidence and practice

The permutation test: a simple way to test hypotheses

Xiaofeng Steven Liu

Importance of patient and public involvement in doctoral research involving people living with dementia

Cathryn Smith, Jessica Baillie, Paul Gill

How the expert nursing role was used to facilitate the co-design of a patient interview study

Julia Kittscha, Valerie Wilson, Greg Fairbrother, Vida Bliokas

How to code gerunds in constructivist grounded theory research: an example

Kasey Ann Irwin, Frank Donnelly, Janet Kelly

Using the principles of practice development to address challenges in recruitment and data collection when face-to-face methods are unavailable

Leanne Cummins, Kate Dawson, Sara Bayes, Valerie Wilson, Shahla Meedya

Commentary

How to get the most out of research supervision

Elizabeth Halcomb, Rebekkah Middleton, Gemma McErlean

Editorial

Budding nurse academic authors please take note

Liz Halcomb

12 June 2024 / Vol 32 issue 2

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Evidence and practice

The permutation test: a simple way to test hypotheses

Importance of patient and public involvement in doctoral research involving people living with dementia

How the expert nursing role was used to facilitate the co-design of a patient interview study

How to code gerunds in constructivist grounded theory research: an example

Using the principles of practice development to address challenges in recruitment and data collection when face-to-face methods are unavailable

Commentary

How to get the most out of research supervision

Editorial

Budding nurse academic authors please take note

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Table of contents

Evidence and practice

The permutation test: a simple way to test hypotheses

Importance of patient and public involvement in doctoral research involving people living with dementia

How the expert nursing role was used to facilitate the co-design of a patient interview study

How to code gerunds in constructivist grounded theory research: an example

Using the principles of practice development to address challenges in recruitment and data collection when face-to-face methods are unavailable

Commentary

How to get the most out of research supervision

Editorial

Budding nurse academic authors please take note

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