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Sampling in qualitative research |
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Editor(s): Victor Minichiello, Gerard Sullivan, K Greenwood and R Axford |
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Pearson Education Australia |
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Frenchs Forest, Australia |
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As a result of reading this chapter you will have the knowledge to be able to: explain what is meant by non-probability sampling; identify some of the key principles associated with sampling in qualitative research; describe some of the different sampling options available in qualitative research; develop an understanding of theoretical sampling and how to use it; understand why qualitative studies rely on small sample sizes; identify issues associated with recruiting, accessing and maintaining relationships with informants. |
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Handbook of Research Methods for Nursing and Health Science, p. 210-239 |
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