The Research Process in Nursing

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During the 90s, nursing research projects and published findings surged, with expectations for further growth in the new millennium. The latest edition of this essential text continues to support nurses, midwives, health visitors, and other healthcare professionals in understanding and applying research in their fields. It serves as a comprehensive guide for clinicians, educators, and managers alike. Building on previous editions, it offers a clear and direct approach to the research process, catering to both those who need to comprehend research findings and those engaged in supervised research projects. The book has been extensively revised and expanded to reflect recent developments in research methodologies. Key features include new chapters on validity and reliability, single case studies, and longitudinal research, making it a standard text for various nursing and healthcare courses. Authored by a team of internationally recognized educators and practitioners, it is invaluable for student nurses and qualified professionals navigating research studies. While primarily aimed at nurses, midwives, and health visitors, its principles are applicable across disciplines, benefiting physiotherapists, occupational therapists, psychologists, social workers, pharmacologists, and podiatrists as well.