The Status of Qualitative Research as Evidence

By Ross Upshur. 2001

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Subfields: Management Science and Operations Research

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1. M. Sandelowski
2. J. Averill
3. D. Polit
4. Cheryl Tatano Beck

Citations in the corpus

• What counts as evidence in evidence-based practice? (2004, background): “The etymology of the word ‘evidence’ is rooted in the concept of experience, relating to what is manifest and obvious (Upshur 2001).”
• Using Qualitative Research (2004, background): “…is deemed to be evidence is, in the end, always theoretically informed, historically situated, socially constructed, and even politically motivated (Eisner, 1991; Fawcett, Watson, Neuman, Walker, & Fitzpatrick, 2001; Forbes et al., 1999; Hampton, 2002; Madjar & Walton, 2001; Upshur, 2001a, 2001b).”