Phenomenology is a well‐founded qualitative methodology that is frequently used by nurse
researchers and considered of value when addressing research questions in nursing …

Cross-border reproductive care (CBRC) has attracted considerable attention in media and
professional publications. The aim of this review is to present a critical narrative overview of …

This review paper makes the case for the usefulness of qualitative research methods in the
context of epilepsy research. It begins with an assessment of the current state of epilepsy …

Objective To examine the psychometric properties of a revised scale, named ‘observing patient
involvement in decision making’ (OPTION), by analysing its reapplication to a sample of …

Rationale, aims, and objectives “Implementation science,” the scientific study of methods
translating research findings into practical, useful outcomes, is contested and complex, with …

Background Infliximab and ciclosporin are of similar efficacy in treating acute severe ulcerative
colitis, but there has been no comparative evaluation of their relative clinical effectiveness …

… In F. Maggs-Rapport (Ed.),New qualitative research methodologies in health and social
care: Putting ideas into practice (pp. 162-178). London, Routledge. … Frances Rapport …

BACKGROUND There are few systematic studies of the incidence of cross-border fertility
care and even fewer reports of qualitative research with those undertaking treatment outside …

Objectives: Individuals with hearing loss often report a need for increased effort when listening,
particularly in challenging acoustic environments. Despite audiologists’ recognition of the …

In this paper the author describes a new qualitative analytic technique that she has been
perfecting across a range of health research studies. She describes the summative analysis …