Navigating the Maze of Research: Enhancing Nursing and Midwifery Practice - E-Book, 6th Edition

by Debra Jackson, AO, RN, CommNsgCert, DipAppSci(Nsg), BHlthSc(Nsg), MN(Ed), PhD, FCNA, SFHEA, Elizabeth Halcomb, RN, BN (HONS), PhD, FACN and Helen Walthall, PhD, RN, SFHEA

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ISBN: 9780729598576

Publication Date: 03-02-2023

Page Count: 352

Imprint: Elsevier

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Navigating the Maze of Research demystifies the world of research with all the essentials you need to know – how to find relevant research papers, how to conduct your own research, and how to use research findings in your work.

Produced by a high profile editorial team including Australia’s leading nursing researcher, this valuable text is engaging and easy to read. It breaks down research processes into easily digestible sections, each brought to life with student experiences and quotes.

This sixth edition has been fully updated to include the most current advances in research methodologies and literature, and clearly lays out how these benefit nursing and midwifery practice.

Key Features
- Easy to read and follow – ideal for students
- Research terminology and processes clearly explained
- Comprehensive coverage of research and research essentials, and how these can benefit clinical practice
- Hot topics include navigating ethics, research with Indigenous peoples, diversity and inclusion in research, and knowledge translation
- Student experiences and quotes bring the text to life
- Opportunities for practice and revision – a great study aid
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Contents

1. Introduction to nursing and midwifery research
2. Finding and using research
3. Conducting and writing a literature review
4. Developing evidence-based solutions
5. Reading and appraising research
6. Navigating ethics
7. Quantitative research
8. Qualitative research
9. Mixed methods research
10. Research with indigenous peoples
11. Diversity and inclusion in research
12. Knowledge translation of research findings: challenges and strategies
13. Developing a research career in nursing and midwifery
14. Bringing it all together: applying the research process
Authors

Debra Jackson, AO, RN, CommNsgCert, DipAppSci(Nsg), BHlthSc(Nsg), MN(Ed), PhD, FCNA, SFHEA, Professor of Nursing, Sydney Nursing School, The University of Sydney, Sydney, Australia, Elizabeth Halcomb, RN, BN (HONS), PhD, FACN and Helen Walthall, PhD, RN, SFHEA, Director of Nursing and Midwifery Research and Innovation, Oxford University Hospitals; Honorary Visiting Research Fellow ‐ Nursing Research, Nuffield Department of Medicine, University of Oxford; Visiting Research Fellow, Oxford School of Nursing and Midwifery, Oxford Brookes University
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