Ethnographic Study In Nursing
COURSE:MSc. PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE WITH WORK PLACEMENT
STUDENT NUMBER : 12061190
DATE OF SUBMISSION :28TH OF JUNE,2013
WORD COUNT EXCLUDING REFERENCE: 2608
TOTAL NUMBER OF PAGE : 10
1.How do nurses and doctors interact in acute settings?
In this study, I would like to use ethnography. When compared to other qualitative methods like ;phenomenology or grounded theory,ethnography is a systematic approach,which includes observing,detailing,describing,and analyzing the patterns of culture(Leininger,1985).The key feature of ethnography as a qualitative research methodology is that, it involves long term study of a …show more content…
Inc Holloway I & Wheeler(2002), Qualitative research in nursing, 2nd Edition, oxford Blackwell Science LTD Gerrish K and Lacey A (2010), The research process in nursing 6th edn, UK, Wiley-Blackwell Bowling A 2009, Research methods in Health;investigating health and health services, 3rd Edn, England, open university press Polit D.F and Beck C T(2008); Nursing research;Generating and assessing evidence for nursing Practice 8th Edn; Lippioncott, Williams & Wilkins Watson R, Mckenna H, Cowman S & Keady J (2008); Nursing research; Designs and method; Churchill Livingstone: Elsevier Schneider Z,Elliot D,Lobiondo-Wood G & Haber J (2003); Nursing Research: Methods critical appraisal and utilisation 2nd edn, Australia: Elsevier Pty Ltd University of Leeds: (iss.leeds.ac.uk › home › resources › tutorial documents › surveys). (No date)(Accessed on 25thof June,2013)
University of Wisconsin-Madison:(psych.wisc.edu/henriques/power.html)
(no date)(Accessed on 25thof June,2013)
13.University of Wollongong:(ro.uow.edu.au/cgi/viewcontent.cgi) (no date)(Accessed on 25thof
STUDENT NUMBER : 12061190
DATE OF SUBMISSION :28TH OF JUNE,2013
WORD COUNT EXCLUDING REFERENCE: 2608
TOTAL NUMBER OF PAGE : 10
1.How do nurses and doctors interact in acute settings?
In this study, I would like to use ethnography. When compared to other qualitative methods like ;phenomenology or grounded theory,ethnography is a systematic approach,which includes observing,detailing,describing,and analyzing the patterns of culture(Leininger,1985).The key feature of ethnography as a qualitative research methodology is that, it involves long term study of a …show more content…
Inc Holloway I & Wheeler(2002), Qualitative research in nursing, 2nd Edition, oxford Blackwell Science LTD Gerrish K and Lacey A (2010), The research process in nursing 6th edn, UK, Wiley-Blackwell Bowling A 2009, Research methods in Health;investigating health and health services, 3rd Edn, England, open university press Polit D.F and Beck C T(2008); Nursing research;Generating and assessing evidence for nursing Practice 8th Edn; Lippioncott, Williams & Wilkins Watson R, Mckenna H, Cowman S & Keady J (2008); Nursing research; Designs and method; Churchill Livingstone: Elsevier Schneider Z,Elliot D,Lobiondo-Wood G & Haber J (2003); Nursing Research: Methods critical appraisal and utilisation 2nd edn, Australia: Elsevier Pty Ltd University of Leeds: (iss.leeds.ac.uk › home › resources › tutorial documents › surveys). (No date)(Accessed on 25thof June,2013)
University of Wisconsin-Madison:(psych.wisc.edu/henriques/power.html)
(no date)(Accessed on 25thof June,2013)
13.University of Wollongong:(ro.uow.edu.au/cgi/viewcontent.cgi) (no date)(Accessed on 25thof