Public involvement in participatory research: the experiences of peer interviewers from Roma, Gypsy and Traveller communities [0.03%]
参与性研究中的公众参与：罗姆人、吉卜赛人和游牧民族同伴访谈者的体验
Louise Condon,Jolana Curejova,Donna Leeanne Morgan et al.
Louise Condon et al.
Background: A vital component of research is patient and public involvement (PPI). The challenges of PPI increase when conducting cross-cultural research into sensitive subjects with marginalised ethnic minority groups. ...
Email correspondence, interpretation and the psychoanalytically informed research interview [0.03%]
电子邮件往来、诠释与受精神分析影响的研究访谈
Philip John Archard,Michelle O&#x;Reilly
Philip John Archard
Background: Approaching qualitative interviews using principles drawn from psychoanalytic therapy can assist nurse researchers in developing nuanced accounts of participants' and their own subjectivity. Yet, doing so mean...
One size does not fit all - overcoming barriers to participant recruitment in qualitative research [0.03%]
万金油行不通——定性研究中受试者招募的障碍及对策
Philip John Archard,Michelle O&#x;Reilly
Philip John Archard
Background: It can be challenging to recruit participants for qualitative research. Recruitment can be affected by factors such as systemic barriers, as well as potential participants being reluctant to enrol in research ...
Using Heidegger's philosophy of dasein to support person-centred research [0.03%]
以Heidegger的具體存在哲學支持以人為中心的研究
Lorna Chesterton,Kirsten Jack
Lorna Chesterton
Background: Locating and explicating philosophical frameworks, which enable a person-centred approach, is important for nurses undertaking research to respect and value participants during the process. This reflects the i...
Fiona Arundell,Athena Sheehan,Kath Peters
Fiona Arundell
Background: The appreciative inquiry (AI) interview follows a specific format and needs to be planned and developed before implementation. AI questions are designed to draw on the interviewee's experiences, commencing wit...
Undertaking pre-pilot work to gain an empathetic insight into participants' perspectives [0.03%]
进行预试点工作以同理心的角度洞察参与者视角
Lisa S Whiting,Julia Petty,Brian Littlechild et al.
Lisa S Whiting et al.
Background: Being an empathetic researcher can be crucial in understanding participants' perspectives. However, while the need for empathy is recognised in qualitative interview research, there is less acknowledgement of ...
Jane Fletcher,Amelia Swift,Martin Hewison et al.
Jane Fletcher et al.
Background: In recent years, the value of patient and public involvement (PPI) in developing research has become apparent. Patients and service users have insights that are essential to successfully developing and complet...
Successful strategies for including adults with intellectual disabilities in research studies that use interpretative phenomenological analysis [0.03%]
解释性现象学分析研究中纳入智力障碍成年人的研究策略探讨
Mary Drozd,Darren Chadwick,Rebecca Jester
Mary Drozd
Background: Adults with intellectual disabilities are not often asked to participate in health research. This may be because researchers perceive them as unable to participate meaningfully with or without significant supp...
Emma Radbron,Tanya McCance,Rebekkah Middleton et al.
Emma Radbron et al.
Background: Action research (AR) provides a robust platform for collaboration to develop and evaluate nursing practice. It results in several outcomes, including changes in evidence-based practice, the development of rese...
Gemma Elizabeth Aburn,Merryn Gott,Karen Hoare
Gemma Elizabeth Aburn
Background: The literature has described researching people you know or being an 'insider' researcher in a variety of settings. However, the literature has largely focused on the challenges and risks associated with resea...