Qualitative Pathways for Publication: A Guidebook for Scientists [Paperback]

Qualitative research cultivates exploratory ways of thinking that can serve as a vehicle to disseminate findings for researchers, scientists, and principal investigators. However, publishing requires an understanding of theoretical foundations. Researchers may know to use interviews as a method but failing to explicate theory risks reviewer rejection. Multitasking scholars need a succinct nuts and bolts approach. This book synthesizes major qualitative scholarship and translates it to scientists and researchers to achieve pathways to publication.
While succinct, this book is not rudimentary. There is a minimum amount researchers need to know to get qualitative research publishedto read, write, and cite. This book supports scientists goal-oriented approach to translate scientific research into tangible benefits, improve quality of life, enhance efficiency, and solve practical problems faced by individuals and communities.

A concise, nuts-and-bolts encapsulation of the essentials qualitative researchers in STEMM need to know to get their work accepted and published, written by a longtime qualitative methodologist and qualitative reviewer for academic journals.Carol Isaacis associate professor of research at Mercer UniversityAtlanta. She has taught qualitative methods for twenty years to graduate students, scholars, and physician-scientists.

Navigating qualitative pathways is not an easy task. This book offers a very comprehensive guide to diverse qualitative pathways from theories, episto/ontologies, lexicon, methods, quality and ethics discussion to the nuts and bolts of inquiry practice. Read this welcoming guide to help you to travel different qualitative paths and make informed decisions when travelling. Mirka Koro, professor, Mary Lou Fulton Teacher's College, Arizona State University

Qualitative Pathways for Publication: A Guidebook for Scientists is nowthego-to resource for writing qualitative research in the sciences. Wl3#