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Helen Noble

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Professor of Nursing, SoNM, QUB/Director Postgraduate Studies. Mindfully researching alongside people with ESKD.
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Ensuring validity and reliability in qualitative research

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By Helen Noble, Sheffield Hallam, Joanna Smith
| Evidence-Based Nursing Verified
What strategies can qualitative researchers adopt to ensure the credibility of study findings? Unlike quantitative researchers, who apply statistical methods for establishing the validity and reliability of research findings, qualitative researchers aim to design and incorporate strategies to ensure the ‘trustworthiness’ of the findings.
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Understanding sources of bias in research

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By Helen Noble, Sheffield Hallam, Joanna Smith
| Evidence-Based Nursing Verified
How is bias minimised when undertaking research? Bias exists in all study designs, and although researchers should attempt to minimise bias, outlining potential sources of bias when reporting studies enables greater critical evaluation of the research findings and conclusions.5 Researchers bring to each study their experiences, ideas, prejudices and personal philosophies, which, if accounted for in advance of the study, enhance the transparency of possible research bias.
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Advance care planning in older dialysis patients: health care literacy qualitative study

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By Helen Noble, Andrew Smyth, Julien O Riordan, P M Kane
| bmj.com
Abstract Objectives Low health literacy among older adults is associated with limited engagement in end-of-life care plans, more hospitalisations and excess mortality. Frequently, older patients derive no survival benefit from dialysis and quality of life often deteriorates with dialysis. Older dialysis patients’ values and wishes are often unknown during key healthcare decision-making and many endure medically intensive end-of-life interventions .
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