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- Polly Lee.
- Child Health Nursing, City University, London.
- Nurs Times. 2006 Jul 18; 102 (29): 30-2.
AbstractThis article, the last in a series on research, examines the steps involved in qualitative research before introducing more terminology regarding the different approaches to qualitative studies. The process of evaluating qualitative research is explored by using an evaluative framework to further explain some of the terminology that researchers use.
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