The nurse is conducting a qualitative research study. In which order should the nurse complete the steps of the research process?
1. Develop overall approach
2. Identify problem of interest
3. Confirm and close the study
4. Develop emergent research design
5. Interpret data throughout the study
Correct Answer: 2, 1, 4, 3, 5
When conducting a qualitative research study the nurse should identify the problem of interest, develop the overall approach, develop the emergent research design, confirm and close the study, and interpret the data throughout the study.
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