While nurses can relate to the phenomenological approach because they see it as sharing
the values of nursing, this may not be sufficient on its own to start conducting this kind of …

This article looks at the effect of using fragmentary language in nursing documentation.
Fragmentary language is defined as phrases and abbreviations found in records of nursing …

Mediating the meaning of evidence through epistemological diversity Nursing's disciplinary
recognition of 'multiple ways of knowing'reflects an epistemological diversity that supports …

Much emphasis has been placed on the importance of nurses' articulating what they do to
counteract the invisibility of nursing practice. Yet there has been minimal focus on why …

Background: Contextual factors are perceived to be significant barriers to research‐
utilisation‐related activity, but little is known about how context impacts on specific research …

bonner a. & lloyd a.(2011) What information counts at the moment of practice? Information
practices of renal nurses. Journal of Advanced Nursing67 (6), 1213–1221. Abstract Aims …

The new Norwegian health legislation has increased the quality demands on nursing
documentation. The staff at a psychiatric hospital has, together with us, explored their own …

This article contributes to discourse-oriented, information-seeking research by showing how
discourses, from a neopragmatist perspective, can be explored as tools that people employ …

Title. Concept analysis: the importance of differentiating the ontological focus Aim. The aim
of this paper is to clarify the philosophical underpinnings of concepts and concept analysis …

o'leary df & ni mhaolrúnaigh s.(2012) Information‐seeking behaviour of nurses: where is
information sought and what processes are followed? Journal of Advanced Nursing 68 (2) …