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      Quality in qualitative research.

      The Medical journal of Australia
      Australia, Editorial Policies, Humans, Peer Review, Research, standards, Periodicals as Topic, Qualitative Research, Quality Control

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          Qualitative research most commonly involves the systematic collection, ordering, description and interpretation of textual data generated from talk, observation or documentation. A report of qualitative research should address the following criteria: Clarification and justification; Procedural rigour; Representativeness; Interpretative rigour; Reflexivity and evaluative rigour; and Transferability. Because of the limitations on article length for the Medical Journal of Australia, authors should focus on only a couple of aspects of the research, rather than trying to present a simplified description of multiple aspects.

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          18279135
          10.5694/j.1326-5377.2008.tb01595.x

          Chemistry
          Australia,Editorial Policies,Humans,Peer Review, Research,standards,Periodicals as Topic,Qualitative Research,Quality Control

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