Measurement in Nursing and Health Research
by Carolyn Waltz Phd Rn Faan, Ora Lea Strickland Phd Rn Faan, Elizabeth Lenz Phd Rn Faan
Measurement in Nursing and Health Research is a vital guide for professionals and students in nursing and health sciences. It delves into the core principles of measurement, including instrument design, reliability, and validity, to support high-quality research. Authored by Carolyn Waltz, Ora Lea Strickland, and Elizabeth Lenz, this book offers practical insights for advancing evidence-based healthcare practices through accurate data collection and analysis.
About This Book
Measurement in Nursing and Health Research provides a foundational resource for understanding quantitative and qualitative measurement techniques in healthcare studies. Authored by leading experts in the field, it covers the principles and practices essential for designing robust research instruments.
The book addresses key aspects of reliability, validity, and instrument development, offering practical guidance for nurses and health professionals engaged in research. It emphasizes the importance of precise measurement to advance evidence-based practice.
Readers will find detailed explanations of scaling methods, data collection strategies, and evaluation processes tailored to nursing contexts. This text serves as an indispensable reference for graduate students and seasoned researchers alike.
With a focus on real-world applications, the content helps bridge the gap between theoretical concepts and practical implementation in health research methodologies.
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