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Nursing Research

Design and Practice: Design and Practice

Margaret Treacy Abbey Hyde

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English
University College Dublin Press
10 January 2019
An introduction to nursing and midwifery research. The first part introduces the strategies and processes of doing research. The second uses instances of empirical work in Ireland to illustrate the practical application of research strategies.

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Imprint:   University College Dublin Press
Country of Publication:   Ireland
Dimensions:   Height: 23mm,  Width: 16mm,  Spine: 2mm
Weight:   397g
ISBN:   9781900621298
ISBN 10:   1900621290
Pages:   256
Publication Date:  
Audience:   Adult education ,  Professional and scholarly ,  General/trade ,  Tertiary & Higher Education ,  Undergraduate
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Part 1: contextualizing Irish nursing research; planning a research project; qualitative research; quantitative research; the research critique; research ulitization; ethical dimensions in research. Part 2: factors influencing nurses' assessment of pain; patients experiences of in-patient mental health care; study of Irish women diagnosed with breast cancer; role of the professional general nurse as perceived and understood by Irish general nurses; hospital nurses' perceptions of health promotion; evaluation case study of the Registration/Diploma nursing programme in Ireland; the making of midwives.

Reviews for Nursing Research: Design and Practice: Design and Practice

"""A highly professional symposium textbook which comes at a good moment for public relations ... and this reminds us that [nurses] are not just carers and moppers-up when the doctors are otherwise engaged, but themselves skilled and knowledgeable health practitioners..."" Books Ireland Dec 1999 ""This book encompasses many of the things I have learnt over the years to discuss with BSc, MSc and PhD students and clinically-based nurses, prior to supporting them through their research. I will save myself some time and loan them the book. I rather wish I had written it myself."" Jane Mallett, Nursing and Therapy Research and Development Manager Nursing Times May 2000"


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