Background It is uncommon to combine critical ethnography with critical discourse analysis
in health research, yet this combination has promise for managing challenges inherent in …

Background: Methodological approaches that draw on critical perspectives (critical
ethnography, critical phenomenology, and critical grounded theory) share common …

Background & Aim: Carspecken's critical ethnography method has gained prominence in
nursing research, necessitating a fresh perspective on its practicality and advantages. This …

Using various methods and strategies of Critical Discourse Analysis, this article
demonstrates how certain influential nursing texts generate a certain biomedical framing of …

Critical Nursing Discourse exploring some of the ways that current discourses in mental
health care can produce and reinforce precarious mental health conditions, including …

Aims This paper explores two critical feminist methodologies for nursing research: feminist
political economy and feminist critical discourse analysis. The aim was to appreciate varied …

Critical ethnography is a qualitative research method that endeavours to explore and
understand dominant discourses that are seen as being the 'right'way to think, see, talk …

Rethinking ethnography: reconstructing nursing relationships Aims of the study. Critical
ethnography is being adopted increasingly by nurses as a legitimate form of research …

In critical social research, or research that evokes feminist or critical epistemological
positions, researchers must examine their own situatedness vis-à-vis their research …

The profession of nursing has a critical potential and mandate to advance social justice in
order to further health for vulnerable communities. Social injustice, or the societal conditions …