Aim. This paper examines the evidence‐based practice movement, the hierarchy of
evidence and the relationship between evidence‐based practice and reflective practice …

The surge of interest in qualitative metasynthesis coincides with qualitative researchers'
growing concern over the “crisis of representation.” Central to this crisis is the challenge to …

The first edition of Interpretive Description established itself as the key resource for novice
and intermediate level researchers in applied settings for conducting a qualitative research …

In this article, the authors clarify a framework for qualitative research, in particular for
evaluating its quality, founded on epistemology, methodology, and method. They define …

This article focuses on the tensions between the commitment to power redistribution of the
qualitative paradigm and the ethical and methodological complexity inherent in clinical …

The concept of develo** sustainable consumption practices has been a factor for
discussion within academic literature for nearly half a decade. Many have argued the …

In this article, the authors present one of the key ethical features of research: confidentiality
as maintained by nondis-closure of participants' identities. In light of (a) the contingency that …

Researchers have paid only limited attention to how social structural factors influence the
course and content of interviews. Speech, comportment, and values inherent to gender and …

This paper suggests and discusses a methodological approach that aims to facilitate the
inclusion of people with dementia in research where the ambition is to better understand …

The investigation of infants' and young children's early musical engagement as singers,
song-makers, and music-makers has provided some insight into children's early vocal and …