The purpose of the study is to understand the feelings and perception of a young urban African-American who has at least one AIDS-afflicted family member.

Research Design | Assignment

This paper outlines the research methods that researchers will employ in conducting this particular research study. The main objective of the study is to ascertain the correlation of sexual orientation, body mass index and methamphetamine use among Chicago youth. The research study will use hermeneutics as the most preferable approach in data collection.

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Research Design and Methodology

This article discusses the reasons why researchers may choose qualitative methods in their research. It provides an example of a qualitative paper that explores the perceptions and experiences of care providers in providing care for children with medical complexity. The article also highlights the flexibility and ability of qualitative methods to capture changing attitudes within a group.

Reasons for Choosing Qualitative Methods in Research

This critical appraisal examines a research paper on the perceptions of occupational therapists and physiotherapists regarding risk with older adults in acute care settings. The study used a qualitative methodology, including a focus group interview, to gather data. The researchers justified their research design, data collection, and analysis methods. Ethical considerations were also taken into account. The study highlights the importance of involving family members in the decision-making process for discharge planning. However, further research is needed to address potential biases and obtain more accurate results.

Critical Appraisal of Paper

This article examines the risk perception among men with a family history of prostate cancer. It explores factors that influence individual's risk of prostate cancer infection taking account of their family history. The study applied semi-structured interviews among fifteen participants to collect the necessary data.

Examining risk perception among men with a family history of prostate cancer

This study explores the role of UK district nurses in providing care for adult patients with a terminal diagnosis through a meta-ethnography. The study aims to understand the motivators and barriers faced by district nurses in delivering palliative care in community services. The findings reveal five thematic areas of focus which include valuing roles, practical role, patients relationships, and provision of psychological supports.

Role of UK District Nurses in Palliative Care: A Meta-Ethnography

This research proposal aims towards examining the overall impact of the mental health recovery projects in allowing the community residents suffering from mental illness to return to their work field and to lead a purposeful life. It will be qualitative study that will adopt phenomenological analysis as the main methodological framework.

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Research Design and Methodology

Reasons for Choosing Qualitative Methods in Research

Critical Appraisal of Paper

Examining risk perception among men with a family history of prostate cancer

Role of UK District Nurses in Palliative Care: A Meta-Ethnography

Impact of Mental Health Recovery Projects on Community Residents

Research Design | Assignment

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Research Design and Methodology

Reasons for Choosing Qualitative Methods in Research

Critical Appraisal of Paper

Examining risk perception among men with a family history of prostate cancer

Role of UK District Nurses in Palliative Care: A Meta-Ethnography

Impact of Mental Health Recovery Projects on Community Residents