Includes bibliographical references (leaves 110-129)

Fouché, Nicola Anne

English

Cape Town University OpenUCT

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Do nurses and other professional helpers normally display much sympathy?',

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Don't forget the pilot work!',

Don't let cure be at the expense of care,'

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Establishing rigor in qualitative research: the decision .trail',

Ethical issues in interviewing,'

Evaluating phenomenology: usefulness, quality and philosophical foundations',

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Families:· a link or liability',

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Finding your way around qualitative research',

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I A Heideggerian hermeneutic study of the practice of critical care nursing',

I A review of stress in the intensive care unit',

I An analysis and evaluation of Watson's theory of human care,'

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Identification of situational stressors and coping methods by intensive care nurses,'

Important nurse caring behaviours perceived by patients with cancer,'

In search of ethical guidance: constructing a basis for dialogue,'

Incorporating CARE into caring for families in crisis',

Intensive care nurses' experiences of caring',

Intensive care nurses' perceptions of stress,

Intentionality and world: division I of Being and Time,'

International Perspectives on Critical Care: Critical Care in Africa',

Interpreting and Reporting Qualitative Research',

Interpretive approaches in nursing research: the influence of Husserl and Heidegger,'

Introducing focus groups',

Is a science of caring possible?',

Job stress and its consequences on a group of intensive care and non-intensive care nurses,'

Leaving the intensive care unit: a phenomenological study of patients' experience,

Misinterpretive phenomenology: Heidegger, ontology and nursing research,'

Needs for families of critically ill patients: a literature review',

Nurse caring behaviours,'

Nurse teachers' attitudes to research: a phenomenological study',

Nursing np1rc:.n,p('f&quot;nr,,'c:. care;' Intensive and Care Nursing,

Nursing perspectives for intensive care,'

Nursing research (or how to make research more approachableJ,

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On comfort and comforting',

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Phenomenology as a method to investigate the experienced lived: a perspective from Husserl and Merleau Ponty's thought',

Nurses' lived experience of caring for long-term mechanically ventilated patients in intensive care units : a phenomenological study

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Nurses' lived experience of caring for long-term mechanically ventilated patients in intensive care units : a phenomenological study

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