Clinical
Our clinical nursing articles aim to inform and educate nurse practitioners and students. This is achieved through the publication of peer-reviewed, evidence-based, relevant and topical articles.
Lessons learned on approaches to data collection and analysis from a pilot study
Staying theoretically sensitive when conducting grounded theory research
Staying theoretically sensitive when conducting grounded theory research
Debriefing as a form of reflection and catharsis for researchers
A partnership model for a reflective narrative for researcher and participant
Importance and use of correlational research
An examination of envy and jealousy in nursing academia
Essential methodological considerations when using grounded theory
Essentials of building a career in nursing research
Adaptation and validation of a survey instrument measuring perceived preparedness of...
‘Half the fun is getting there’: a beginner’s guide to doctoral study
Variation of Kozinets’ framework and application to nursing research
Background Online communities are new sites for undertaking research, with their...
Fundamentals of estimating sample size
Background Estimating sample size is an integral requirement in the planning stages...
Exploring how to increase response rates to surveys of older people
Aim To address the special considerations that need to be taken into account when...
Exploring recruitment issues in stroke research: a qualitative study of nurse...
Aim To explore the practice of experienced stroke nurse researchers to understand...
Capturing the carer’s experience: a researcher’s reflections
Aim To reflect on the methodological challenges of conducting a study exploring the...
Participatory action research for women with anorexia nervosa
Aim To discuss the application of the principles of participatory action research (...
Protocol for a block randomised controlled trial of an intervention to improve heart...
Aim To describe the design of a randomised controlled trial conducted to evaluate a...