Yipsian Delgado Qualitative nursing research examines patient care, nursing pra

Yipsian Delgado
Qualitative nursing research examines patient care, nursing practice, and the healthcare environment. This approach explores the dynamic and subjective qualitative nursing research where researchers, participants, and the contexts ensure that insights that quantitative methodologies may inadvertently overlook. Different investigators believe that qualitative nursing research presents various factors like the researcher’s history following multiple interpretations of the same data are possible due to interpretive nature of qualitative research (Fritz & Dermody, 2020).
Diverse investigators may contribute their distinct backgrounds and prejudices to the research which could influence how they interpret the phenomenon they are studying. According to Fritz & Dermody (2020), this study’s participants’ characteristics, the research setting and the phenomenon under investigation all influence the generalizable findings on different groups and contexts. According to Fritz & Dermody (2020), there may be limited transferability of the findings if the study sample is particularly specific or the setting is unique.
The reader’s capacity to evaluate the findings’ application to many situations is improved if the researchers include extensive contextual details and describe the study population, locations, and conditions. Other investigators would also submit that the subjective nature of qualitative research and the dynamic interaction between researchers and the phenomena under study but clear reporting of methodology and comprehensive contextual data might inform applicability and transferability of research findings in the nursing sector.
References
Fritz, R. L., & Dermody, G. (2020). Interpreting health events in big data using qualitative traditions. International Journal of Qualitative Methods, 19, 160940692097645. https://doi.org/10.1177/1609406920976453