NUR 705 Assignment 13.2 Qualitative Article Selection

Sample Answer

While quantitative research provides valuable insights, qualitative methods are essential for understanding the Why and How behind customer behavior. In other words, qualitative methods help us understand the underlying motivations and thought processes that drive behavior. Qualitative research can provide deep insights into customer mindsets and how they make decisions. Qualitative methods are particularly well suited for exploring new topics and phenomena.

They can help researcher generate hypotheses about the study and the information that will be incorporated in the research process. The DNP project under consideration is effectiveness of case management for patients with chronic diseases. The qualitative article, “A Qualitative study of the working alliance in the strengths model of case management with people with severe mental” by Roebuck et al., (2022) will be used for article critique.

• Roebuck, M., Aubry, T., & Manoni-Millar, S. (2022). A Qualitative study of the working alliance in the strengths model of case management with people with severe mental illness. Community mental health journal, 58(5), 944-954. https //link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10597-021-00903-9

Summary of the Article

According to the article, strengths Model of Case Management has been shown to be an effective intervention for people with severe mental illness (chronic diseases). The working alliance between the case manager and the client is a key factor in the success of this model (Roebuck et al., 2022). The following is a summary of a recent qualitative study that examined the working alliance in this context.

One of the key findings of this study was that the working alliance was significantly stronger when the case manager used a strengths-based approach with their clients. This finding highlights the importance of using a strengths-based approach when working with clients with severe mental illness. The authors also found that case managers who had a strong relationship with their clients were more likely to use a strengths-based approach.

How the Article Relates to the DNP Topic

This research is relevant to the DNP topic on effectiveness of case management for patients with chronic diseases, as it provides insight into how the working alliance affects the provision of case management services. It is important for nurses to understand how to build and maintain a strong working alliance with their clients in order to provide effective care. The study also identifies different approaches to effectiveness of case management for patients with chronic diseases which can be integrated in understanding the topic under consideration.

Search Terms

Some of the search terms used in the research include case management, chronic diseases, effectiveness of case management in healthcare, qualitative article on case management, and provision of case management services.

Filters Used

I limited my search to peer-reviewed articles from the past 5 years that were written in English and were only clinical or nursing studies. This helped to ensure that I was getting the most recent and relevant information possible.

The Process Used to Review the Search Results

I used the following process to review the search results for the article -I first scanned through the list of results to get a sense of what was available. -I then looked more closely at each result, starting with those that were most relevant to my query. -For each result, I evaluated its title, snippet, and url to determine if it would be useful for my purposes. -If a result seemed promising, I clicked on it and read through the full article to see if it met my needs. -If not, I returned to the search results and repeated this process until I found an article that fit my requirements.

Reference

• Roebuck, M., Aubry, T., & Manoni-Millar, S. (2022). A Qualitative study of the working alliance in the strengths model of case management with people with severe mental illness. Community mental health journal, 58(5), 944-954. https //link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10597-021-00903-9