Nursing, midwifery and health visiting are relatively young
disciplines and are shaped by their location at the interface of
academia and practice. As a result, researchers are often unaware
of and unprepared for issues which can have a major impact on their
work.
Focusing on the nurse researcher's dual role as practitioner and
researcher, as well as research ethics and the relationship between
practitioner and academic agendas, "The Reality of Nursing
Research" helps to:
- locate the practical dilemmas of nursing research in historical
and policy context
- prepare those about to embark on research for some of the issues
they will face
- reassure researchers that they are not the only ones to encounter
the complexity of real life research
- support the research teacher or supervisor in preparing and
mentoring their students
- share experiences of others who have encountered similar issues
and provide some practical advice on their resolution.
This impressive and approachable text looks at the real life
dilemmas faced by nurse researchers at key stages of the research
process from developing a research question through to
disseminating the findings. With illustrative case studies and
practical advice for nurse researchers it will appeal to teachers
of research, research supervisors and nurses undertaking research
at diploma through to doctoral level.
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