Titlebook: Nursing Research; The Application of Q Janice M. Morse,Peggy Anne Field Book 1996 Janice M. Morse and Peggy Anne Field 1996 nursing.nursing

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4899-4471-9nursing; nursing research; research

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978-0-412-60510-9Janice M. Morse and Peggy Anne Field 1996

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Overview: 978-0-412-60510-9978-1-4899-4471-9

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An overview of qualitative methods,In the previous chapter, the rationale for a qualitative approach for research was presented. In this chapter, some of the methods that may be used to examine phenomena qualitatively will be introduced, and then factors to consider when selecting a qualitative method will be discussed.

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Qualitative approaches, theory, ethnography and ethnoscience. Issues in conducting qualitative research will then be examined, such as rigour, reliability and validity, Finally, techniques of triangulation will be described and methods of synthesizing qualitative studies will be presented.

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Janice M. Morse,Peggy Anne Fieldlly merits the careful scrutiny it has received from critical race, legal, ethnic, and migration studies scholars. Asians were the earliest targets of immigration and citizenship laws that imposed racially defined entry restrictions and bars against citizenship.. Although their relative numbers in t

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Janice M. Morse,Peggy Anne Fieldcan China (1911–1949). The study of Chinese history and classics was traditionally associated with an esteemed genealogy, a gentry-elite background, or channels of upward mobility. In the early twentieth century, this field was profoundly transformed by global exchanges and interactions, and thus ac

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Janice M. Morse,Peggy Anne Fieldcan China (1911–1949). The study of Chinese history and classics was traditionally associated with an esteemed genealogy, a gentry-elite background, or channels of upward mobility. In the early twentieth century, this field was profoundly transformed by global exchanges and interactions, and thus ac