Challenges of the grounded theory approach to a novice researcher
Grounded-teoria lähestymistavan haasteellisuus aloittelevalle tutkijalle release_hxxys66hgjg3hp6iett33rnh2m

by K Backman, H Kyngäs

Published in The Finnish Journal of Nursing Science.

1998   Volume 10, Issue 5, p263-70

Abstract

The grounded theory approach has been used in nursing research since 1970. The latest methodological books describe the research process in details. However, there are many problems involved in the grounded theory approach, which especially need to be considered by a novice researcher. One of these problems is the question of how deeply and widely the researcher should get familiar with the research topic before the empirical study. The problems also include the need to focus the research problem and to choose the sampling method. Data analysis is a multistage process, which demands from the researcher sensitivity and time to work out the findings which emerge from the data. In this paper, the grounded theory approach is described as a process undertaken by the researcher. The purpose of this paper is to discuss the challenges of the grounded theory approach and the problems encountered by a researcher using the method for the first time.
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