PMID: 11933402Apr 6, 2002Paper

'Partnership': a co-operative inquiry between community mental health nurses and their clients. 1. Research methodology, process and reflections

Journal of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing
T Hostick, F McClelland

Abstract

The aim of this study was to explore the utility of co-operative enquiry between community mental health nurses and their clients. The research design was a form of co-operative enquiry. Two nurses and two clients volunteered to participate as co-researchers and co-subjects with two facilitators in a co-operative inquiry group. The subject of the inquiry, agreed by the group, was the relationship between the nurse and client. The method for the inquiry was developed by the participants and consisted of dialogue groups. This paper provides a description of the research design and methodology with a first-person account of the research experience and reflections by the two facilitators. The process is considered with particular reference to the influence of the study facilitators. Their position changes from wanting to influence an 'external' relationship to one of being influenced within the research relationship over time through reflection and growing self-awareness. This results in the inquiry ultimately being driven by the agenda of the group rather than the process. The outcomes of the study were both informative and transformative and the content of the inquiry relating to the nurse-client relationship will be presented in...Continue Reading

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Apr 1, 1996·Journal of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing·C Stevenson
Mar 25, 1998·Journal of Clinical Nursing·G Hickey, C Kipping
Mar 17, 1999·Journal of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing·T Hostick

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