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Bourbonnais A. L'ethnographie pour la recherche infirmière, une méthode judicieuse pour mieux comprendre les comportements humains dans leur context. [Ethnography for nursing research, a sensible way to understand human behaviors in their context]. Rech Soins Infirm. 2015;(120):23-34
Bourbonnais, A. (2015). L'ethnographie pour la recherche infirmière, une méthode judicieuse pour mieux comprendre les comportements humains dans leur context. [Ethnography for nursing research, a sensible way to understand human behaviors in their context]. Recherche en soins infirmiers, (120), 23-34.
Bourbonnais, Anne. "L'ethnographie pour la recherche infirmière, une méthode judicieuse pour mieux comprendre les comportements humains dans leur context." [Ethnography for nursing research, a sensible way to understand human behaviors in their context]. Recherche en soins infirmiers vol. ,120 (2015): 23-34.
Bourbonnais A. L'ethnographie pour la recherche infirmière, une méthode judicieuse pour mieux comprendre les comportements humains dans leur context. [Ethnography for nursing research, a sensible way to understand human behaviors in their context]. Rech Soins Infirm. 2015 Mar;(120):23-34. French. PMID: 26510344.
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Rech Soins Infirm. 2015 Mar;(120):23-34.

[Ethnography for nursing research, a sensible way to understand human behaviors in their context].

Recherche en soins infirmiers

[Article in French]
Anne Bourbonnais

PMID: 26510344

Abstract

Understanding human behaviours is at the heart of the nursing discipline. Knowledge development about behaviours is essential to guide nursing practice in the clinical field, for nursing education or in nursing management. In this context, ethnography is often overlooked as a research method to understand better behaviours in their sociocultural environment This article aims to present the principles guiding this qualitative method and its application to nursing research. First, the ethnographic method and some of its variants will be described. The conduct of an ethnographic study will then be exposed. Finally, examples of ethnographic studies in nursing will be presented. This article provides a foundation for the development of research protocols using ethnography for the advancement of nursing knowledge, as well as better use of ethnographic findings to improve care practices.

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