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Qualitative research in the health professions

By:

Pitney, William A

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Publication details: Thorofare, NJ Slack Incorporated 2020ISBN:

9781630915964

Summary: This text explains the principles of qualitative research in a clear, concise manner and by providing many different examples from the health professions literature. The text can be used independently for an introductory qualitative research course, or as a supplement to other texts for a general research course. Content is presented with terms that are consistent with traditional forms of research to reveal how qualitative methods frame a researchable problem, derive a purpose statement and research questions from the problem, and guide the procedures for data collection and analysis. Additionally, information on how to write and present your qualitative research findings is provided. The text refers to published studies to provide specific examples and offer exercises and activities to further your learning of qualitative research. Expanded content to situate qualitative research in evidence-based practice as well as how to combine qualitative and quantitative methods is provided.

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xiv, 174p. : ill. ; 26cm.

This text explains the principles of qualitative research in a clear, concise manner and by providing many different examples from the health professions literature. The text can be used independently for an introductory qualitative research course, or as a supplement to other texts for a general research course. Content is presented&nbsp;with terms that are consistent with traditional forms of research to reveal how qualitative methods frame a researchable problem, derive a purpose statement and research questions from the problem, and guide the procedures for data collection and analysis. Additionally, information on how to write and present your qualitative research findings is provided.&nbsp;The text&nbsp;refers to published studies to provide specific examples and offer exercises and activities to further your learning of qualitative research. Expanded content to situate qualitative research in evidence-based practice as well as how to combine qualitative and quantitative methods is provided. &nbsp;

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