Titlebook: Research Issues in Community Nursing; Jean McIntosh (QNI Professor of Community Nursing Textbook 1999Latest edition Macmillan Publishers

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Research questions and themes in district nursing,ound to the early development of research in district nursing is traced. A programme of research, undertaken by the author of this chapter, is outlined and some concurrent research alluded to. The programme of research is presented for four main reasons;

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Supporting family carers: a facilitative model for community nursing practice,to frail individuals living in the community. Although the approach is a generic one, intended for use by any formal service provider, particular attention is given to the role of community nurses in creating a more equitable and appropriate partnership with family carers. The chapter begins with a

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Introduction,re the context in which research takes place, to illuminate important aspects of the research process that present challenges to the researchers concerned and finally to highlight the knowledge-building potential that research in community nursing offers.

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Investigating the needs of and provisions for families caring for children with life-limiting incurimiting incurable disorders make heavy demands upon families in all domains, including physical, emotional, social and financial areas. Thus family life may revolve around a constant daily routine of basic caring procedures punctuated by visits to secondary care centres.