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- How to assess a research article
- More points to consider
- Qualitative research
Qualitative research
- Do the authors show the fittingness of the participants to represent the population by:
- showing a wide representation of the population who have knowledge of the phenomenon
- Randomisation would not be used in this approach
- Types of sampling detailed in the previous section
- How do all the above issues affect the transferability of the findings?
- Small numbers are acceptable
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