Qualitative research in the context of nurses' daily
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This invited article aimed to convey its message using digital platforms, reminiscent of traditional Thai methods such as palm leaves and slates to share about qualitative research. It has provided an overview, key terms, and guidelines for carrying out qualitative research, aligning with the nature, missions, duties, and daily tasks undertaken by nurses. The presentation covered the principles, theories directing the research, methodologies, and the collection and analysis of qualitative data. This was done to assist individuals who are unfamiliar with this research approach. Capable of comprehending the process of conducting and utilizing qualitative research findings, applying them to enhance the advancement of nursing practices. This involves leveraging the results for the betterment of nursing work and contributing to the dissemination of research outcomes to contribute to the broader expansion of nursing knowledge.
about qualitative research. It has provided an overview, key terms, and guidelines for carrying out qualitative research, aligning with the nature, missions, duties, and daily tasks undertaken by nurses. The presentation covered the principles, theories directing the research, methodologies, and the collection and analysis of qualitative data. This was done to assist individuals who are unfamiliar with this research approach. Capable of comprehending the process of conducting and utilizing qualitative research findings, applying them to enhance the advancement of nursing practices. This involves leveraging the results for the betterment of nursing work and contributing to the dissemination of research outcomes to contribute to the broader expansion of nursing knowledge.
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