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- Using a multiple-case research study allows for a more in-depth understanding of the cases as a unit, through comparison of similarities and differences of the individual cases embedded within the quintain. Evidence arising from multiple-case studies is often stronger and more reliable than from single-case research.
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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...
- The Scape Study
The case was deemed to be the organisation or institution...
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- Introduction
- Research Design and Method
- Opening of The Encounter: Developing A Reciprocal Relationship
- Active Listening: Power Sharing
- Vision of The Future: Emphasizing The Positive
- Conclusions
In recent literature, empowerment has become an important concept of health education (Feste and Anderson, 1995; van Ryn and Heaney, 1997), health promotion (Labonte, 1994; Tones, 1994, 1995; Williams, 1995; McWilliam et al., 1997) and health counseling (Poskiparta et al., 2000). The process of empowerment has been related more to community and org...
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. All participants volunteered to take part in the resear...
At the beginning of a conversation the participants evaluate each others aims and concerns, and the communication situation as a whole, and this evaluation directs the entire discussion because the participants base their actions on it (Goffman, 1982). In a hospital, it is typical that nurses initiate a discussion (Leino-Kilpi, 1991) and that is wh...
The nurse's way of posing questions builds up interaction. With her questions she steers the discussion thematically. This is how she controls the conversation. On the other hand, it is the patient who determines the content of the discussion. Her answers are reflective and bring up new issues. When the patient speaks, the nurse supports her with v...
When the patient discusses the reason for her admission to the hospital, the nurse builds up a positive, healthier vision of the future through other patients' experiences (Extract 4). She makes her professional knowledge and expertise available to the patient (Williams, 1995; McWilliam et al., 1997). This lends a touch of reality and possibly buil...
The encounter that is presented here as a case study demonstrates empowering nursing practice in hospital. It is a concrete example of a discussion during which the official and formal nature that characterizes the role of an institutional nurse is not emphasized. It actually emphasizes partnership and reciprocal conversation [cf. (van Ryn and Hean...
- Tarja Kettunen, Marita Poskiparta, Leena Liimatainen
- 2001
Researchers describe how case studies examine complex phenomena in the natural setting to increase understanding of them. 3 4 Indeed, Sandelowski 5 suggests using case studies in research means that the holistic nature of nursing care can be addressed.
- Roberta Heale, Alison Twycross
- 2018
2 Case study research in counselling and psychotherapy contributed to research, theory-building, training, organizational and political change, marketing and public awareness.
Through data collection methods using a holistic approach that focuses on variables in a natural setting, qualitative research methods seek to understand participants' perceptions and interpretations.
- Diane G. Cope
- 2015
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
Jul 29, 2024 · In this conceptual manuscript, we explore what case study research is, what it is not, and how counseling researchers can apply case study research methods within the profession to explore research in schools, partnership research, and program evaluation.
