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Contemporary Nurse|March 5, 2004
Collecting qualitative data: part I: Journal as a method: experience, rationale and limitationsAnthony G Tuckett, Don E StewartContemporary Nurse|May 6, 2004
Collecting qualitative data: Part II. Group discussion as a method: experience, rationale and limitations [corrected]Anthony G Tuckett, Don E StewartNursing Ethics|December 6, 2011
The experience of lying in dementia care: a qualitative studyAnthony G TuckettQualitative Health Research|April 10, 2007
Stepping across the line: information sharing, truth telling, and the role of the personal carer in the Australian nursing homeAnthony G TuckettInternational Journal of Nursing Practice|May 6, 2006
On paternalism, autonomy and best interests: telling the (competent) aged-care resident what they want to knowAnthony G TuckettNurse Researcher|October 21, 2004
Qualitative research sampling: the very real complexitiesAnthony G TuckettNurse Researcher|October 14, 2005
Part II. rigour in qualitative research: complexities and solutionsAnthony G TuckettNursing Ethics|September 15, 2004
Truth-telling in clinical practice and the arguments for and against: a review of the literatureAnthony G TuckettInternational Journal of Nursing Practice|March 9, 2005
The care encounter: pondering caring, honest communication and controlAnthony G TuckettContemporary Nurse|September 20, 2005
Applying thematic analysis theory to practice: a researcher's experienceAnthony G TuckettPageof 3