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wrbasek0

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In a qualitative research article, the thematic analysis of the data would be presented in which section?
 
  A) Introduction
  B) Method section
  C) Results section
  D) Discussion section

Question 2

A well-known early nursing research utilization project is the CURN project.
 
  A) True
  B) False



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Answer to Question 1

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In qualitative reports, researchers often organize findings according to the major themes, processes, or categories that were identified in the data. The results section of qualitative reports sometimes has several subsections, the headings of which correspond to the researcher's labels for the themes. The introduction to a research article acquaints readers with the research problem and its context. The text presents a narrative summary of key findings, often accompanied by more detailed tables. In the discussion, the researcher presents conclusions about the meaning and implications of the findings, i.e., what the results mean, why things turned out the way they did, how the findings fit with other evidence, and how the results can be used in practice.

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