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Which of the following quality-enhancement strategies is described in this example? A) Persistent observation
B) Prolonged engagement
C) Reflexivity
D) Data triangulation
D
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Data triangulation refers to the use of multiple data sources for the purpose of validating conclusions. In this example the nurse collected data from individual interviews and focus groups. Persistent observation refers to the collection of specific data relevant to the phenomenon under investigation. Prolonged engagement is the investment of a sufficient amount of time to collect data about a study population to achieve an in-depth understanding of the phenomenon. Reflexivity refers to the awareness and personal experience and insight that the researcher brings to the study.
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