Establishing rigour in qualitative research¶
Koch, T. (1994). Establishing rigour in qualitative research: the decision trail. Journal of Advanced Nursing.
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Domain-specific¶
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- Nursing and health-services research — a standard trustworthiness criterion, where the audit trail links each theme to the codes, transcript segments, and memos that produced it
This sourceKoch's decision-trail paper in the Journal of Advanced Nursing is the nursing-research statement of the criterion — trustworthiness established when a reader can audit the researcher's events, influences and actions — though its trail records literature, media, the researcher's value position and journal data rather than a theme-to-code-to-transcript chain.
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- Nursing and health-services research — a standard trustworthiness criterion, where the audit trail links each theme to the codes, transcript segments, and memos that produced it
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