The importance of emancipatory research to contemporary nursing practice

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Rose, Jayln and Glass, Nel. 2008. "The importance of emancipatory research to contemporary nursing practice." Contemporary Nurse. 29 (1), pp. 8-22.

Article Title	The importance of emancipatory research to contemporary nursing practice
ERA Journal ID	40054
Article Category	Article
Authors	Rose, Jayln (Author) and Glass, Nel (Author)
Journal Title	Contemporary Nurse
Journal Citation	29 (1), pp. 8-22
Number of Pages	15
Year	2008
Publisher	Taylor & Francis
Place of Publication	Maleny, Queensland, Australia
ISSN	1037-6178
Web Address (URL)	http://www.atypon-link.com/EMP/doi/pdf/10.5172/conu.673.29.1.8
Abstract	When considering the significant changes that continue to transform nursing practice, a focus on evidenced-based practice has clearly placed nursing research at the forefront of professional practice.The aim of this paper is to highlight the important contribution that emancipatory research methodologies can make to the ongoing development of contemporary nursing practice. A research example demonstrates how an emancipatory framework was applied to a recent doctoral study undertaken with Australian community nurses who provided palliative care.The research focus was on exploring the relationship between the nurse’s emotional well-being and their professional practice.The research was epistemologically located within a critical and feminist framework. Emancipatory research is well situated to address the subjective experiences of nurses and to contribute strongly to the future of nursing practice.
Keywords	nursing research; emancipation; feminist theory; critical social science; community nurses; emotional well-being
ANZSRC Field of Research 2020	420320. Residential client care
	520105. Psychological methodology, design and analysis
	420599. Nursing not elsewhere classified
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Byline Affiliations	Southern Cross University

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