• Title of article

    Concept analysis as a dissertation methodology

  • Author/Authors

    Baldwin، نويسنده , , Moyra A. and Rose، نويسنده , , Pat، نويسنده ,

  • Issue Information
    روزنامه با شماره پیاپی سال 2009
  • Pages
    4
  • From page
    780
  • To page
    783
  • Abstract
    Summary aper introduces the concept of the dissertation as an experiential method of learning about research. Undertaking a dissertation can be seen as proof of graduateness and the gold standard of undergraduate and postgraduate assessment. The skills demanded in research and concept analysis are compared. The requirements of demonstrating rigour and scholarship in dissertations, usually associated with traditional research methods, are shown to be present in concept analysis. There is a justification for concept analysis as a dissertation research method on the basis that the purpose of research is to expand a body of knowledge through a process of systematic and scientific enquiry. utions in which dissertation modules are studied have a responsibility to cultivate a research culture that encourages creativity. The dissertation is an opportunity for students to move away from the security associated with traditional methods of research: to engage with novel and sophisticated methods.
  • Keywords
    Graduate , concept analysis , Theses and dissertations , Education , Nursing , Research Methodology
  • Journal title
    Nurse Education Today
  • Serial Year
    2009
  • Journal title
    Nurse Education Today
  • Record number

    1875505