Development of the translation procedures could provide qualitative nursing researchers with a guide when collecting data in one language and presenting results in another language. In this way, the necessary rigour in qualitative nursing research could be achieved.

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Also Consider

Synapse has enriched 5 closely related papers on similar clinical questions. Consider them for comparative context:

1[Concept analysis of suffering].2007 · 2 citations
2Translation Procedures for the Cross Cultural Use of Measurement Instruments1979 · 253 citations
3Translation and “true language”2001 · 3 citations
4Critical Language and Discourse Study1999 · 37 citations
5Watch Your Tongue: Issues in Translation and Cross-Cultural Research1997 · 245 citations

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