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- A case study method provides a holistic approach to everyday events with several benefits: Allows for flexibility depending on the context of the real-world situation Aids in connecting research and theory to practice Provides problem-solving skills applicable to practice Immerses the learner in complex clinical realities
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Sep 6, 2019 · Drawing on examples from nursing and palliative care studies, this paper clarifies case study research, identifies key concepts and considers lessons learned about its potential for nursing research within the unique and complex palliative and end of life context.
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Multiple case study Data collection: Focus group interviews...
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The case was deemed to be the organisation or institution...
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A nursing case study can be described as a student-learning activity that tells a story about a patient/family (clinical scenario) and requires thinking to translate knowledge into nursing practice through the use of questions related to
- The use of case study methods in developing a knowledge base for counselling and psychotherapy
- The distinctive contribution of case-based knowledge
- The case study as a means of representing complexity
- Contextuality as an essential feature of case study research
- Describing and analysing practical expertise in action
- The case study tradition in medicine
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Case study methods have been used in counselling and psychotherapy to generate many different kinds of knowledge. Case study reports have contributed to research, theory-building, training, organizational and political change, marketing and public awareness. It is not possible to be a counsellor or psychotherapist, or to be a lay person who is inte...
Within the field of counselling and psychotherapy the case study is a flexible method of inquiry that has been used for a multiplicity of purposes, encompassing evaluation, theory development and education. However, there are other research methods, such as randomized trials, surveys and qualitative interview studies, that also play an important ro...
One of the key choice-points in designing a research study is to decide where to position the investigation on a dimension of simplicity–complexity. On the whole, extensive research studies, such as surveys or practice-based outcome studies, collect a small number of observations from a large number of subjects or participants. Although in principl...
A case study involves investigating an entity within its natural context. This approach can be compared with what happens in laboratory exper-iments or in analogue studies in counselling and psychotherapy, in which a controlled situation is created in order to make it possible to test hypotheses about cause–effect linkages. In surveys, large-scale ...
A further distinctive aspect of case study research arises from reflection on the question: ‘What is a case?’ (Ragin and Becker 1992). The word ‘case’ has a wide range of applications within the English language. For example, in sociology, a single factory or neighborhood community may be treated as a ‘case’ for research purposes. In counselling an...
Case studies are widely accepted within medicine as having scientific as well as educational value. The British Medical Journal operates a special Case Reports section, to promote the publication of this type of article. An important part of the rationale for this initiative is an appreciation that large-scale randomised trials are capable of missi...
Case-based evidence represents a form of practice-based evidence that has been central to the development of knowledge in counselling and psychotherapy. The fact that a wide range of applications of case study methodology can be found within the counselling and psycho-therapy literature, shows that this is a methodology that plays a crucial role wi...
Apr 2, 2013 · The purpose of this study is to assess the efficacy, reliability and validity of CF and its process and function in providing treatment for service users experiencing mental health issues and to explore practitioner training requirements.
- M. Rainforth, M. Laurenson
- 2014
Apr 1, 2001 · This article describes a single case derived from qualitative data collected from a total of 38 counseling sessions in a Finnish hospital. Nurse–patient encounters were videotaped and transcribed verbatim. Interviews with the nurses and the patients after the sessions were transcribed as well.
- Tarja Kettunen, Marita Poskiparta, Leena Liimatainen
- 2001
Jul 21, 2021 · Use case studies as a foundational strategy to bring practice realities into your content and practice clinical reasoning. KeithRN case studies are unique and provide an opportunity to practice clinical judgment using open-ended questions based on Tanner’s Clinical Judgment Model.
Case conceptualization is a method and clinical strategy for obtaining and organizing information about a client, understanding and explaining the client’s situation and maladaptive patterns, guiding and focusing treatment, anticipating challenges and roadblocks, and preparing for successful termination.
