Triangulation: the best of all worlds?
British Journal of NursingPublished 27 July 1995
Mike Nolan, Ruhi Behi
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The meaning, purposes and types of triangulation are discussed and the barriers to applying this approach are highlighted.
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This article considers the concept of triangulation. The meaning, purposes and types of triangulation are discussed and the barriers to applying this approach are highlighted.
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