Research Data Collection in Nursing and Health Sciences

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Across
  1. 1. Examination of medical records or charts to extract data on past events or treatments
  2. 8. Collection of detailed information on a series of similar cases for analysis
  3. 10. A discussion among a group of participants guided by a moderator to explore a topic
  4. 15. Questionnaire with predetermined questions and response options
  5. 18. Collection of data through first-hand observation of behaviours or phenomena
  6. 22. Technique for systematically analysing textual data for patterns and themes
  7. 28. Systematic error in research due to the influence of the researcher's expectations or beliefs
  8. 30. Interview where questions are predetermined and asked in a fixed order
  9. 31. Detailed notes taken by researchers during observations or interviews
  10. 34. Systematic observation and recording of specific behaviours for analysis
  11. 36. Systematic recording of behaviours, events, or phenomena in their natural settings
  12. 41. Study of cultures and communities through immersion and observation
  13. 43. In-depth investigation of a single individual, group, or event
  14. 44. Detailed, open-ended interview designed to explore a participant's perspectives
  15. 45. Interview method aimed at exploring participants' experiences, perceptions, and meanings
  16. 46. Capturing visual information for later analysis
  17. 47. Survey method aimed at collecting numerical data from a sample of participants
  18. 48. Method where participants report on their thoughts, feelings, or behaviours in real-time
  19. 49. Method where participants record their thoughts, behaviours, or experiences over time
  20. 50. Tool used to record specific behaviours or events during structured observation
Down
  1. 2. The degree to which research findings reflect real-world settings and conditions
  2. 3. Method of data collection involving direct questioning and conversation with participants
  3. 4. Recording of both audio and visual information for research purposes
  4. 5. Collection of data from a distance using technologies such as satellites or sensors
  5. 6. Method for collecting data from a sample of individuals to gather information and insights
  6. 7. Continuous or periodic measurement of physiological parameters over time
  7. 9. Collection of data related to bodily functions or processes
  8. 11. Process of selecting and enrolling participants in a research study
  9. 12. Recording of observable behaviours in a structured manner
  10. 13. Evaluation of observable behaviours using standardized measures
  11. 14. Scale used to collect subjective ratings or evaluations from participants
  12. 16. Research design involving manipulation of variables to test hypotheses
  13. 17. Changing one or more variables to observe their effects on outcomes
  14. 19. Examination of medical records or charts to extract data relevant to a research study
  15. 20. Method where participants record their activities, thoughts, or experiences in a diary format
  16. 21. Evaluation of psychological constructs through standardized tests and measurements
  17. 23. Observation method where specific behaviours or events are recorded using a predetermined checklist
  18. 24. Selection of individuals to participate in a research study
  19. 25. Interview where questions are open-ended and conversation-driven
  20. 26. Method where participants use photography to capture and express their experiences
  21. 27. Examination of documents or records to extract information for research purposes
  22. 29. Detailed description of an individual's medical or psychological condition and treatment
  23. 32. Remote consultation between healthcare providers and patients using telecommunications technology
  24. 33. Method where researchers immerse themselves in a community to gather data
  25. 35. Collection of physiological data such as heart rate, blood pressure, and temperature
  26. 37. Observational study comparing individuals with a condition to those without it
  27. 38. A structured set of questions designed to gather data from participants
  28. 39. Process of categorizing and analysing qualitative data for patterns and themes
  29. 40. Capturing spoken language or sounds for analysis
  30. 42. Conducting research in real-world settings rather than controlled laboratory environments