Methodological challenges have limited the empirical investigation of these issues.
In order to move towards such integration, a series of methodological challenges have to be met.
The aim of this paper is to highlight some of the methodological challenges we experienced whilst conducting a study of the perceptions of dignity of older people living in nursing homes with a view to describing the lessons learned, responses and strategies developed and recommendations for future research study design and delivery.
The purpose of the present article was to highlight the methodological challenges we have experienced in conducting adolescent research for the past 20 years or more.
As a part of the feminist methodological approach, the storytelling method was selected to enable researchers to understand the day-to-day activities, events and challenges experienced by refugees and asylum seekers in the UK [ 18].
In addition, representatives from other evaluations that met some, but not necessarily all, of the criteria above (Box), were asked to serve as panelists and to present their experiences and perspectives on the methodological challenges they addressed.
The first part consisted of a detailed reflection on ethical and methodological challenges in interviewing older adults about EoL issues, comparing experiences from six qualitative studies in four European countries [ 21].
This article describes the methodological challenges associated with using such data, based on the experiences of researchers and programme implementers in Tanzania and drawing from other examples from East Africa.
However, several methodological challenges threaten the value of using data from patient experience surveys that include the psychometric properties of measurement instruments [ 8], non-response [ 9], and case-mix [ 10, 11].
To describe some contextual and methodological challenges to conduct systematic reviews (SR) in developing countries using experiences from Jamaica.
