The use of experts and their judgments in nursing research: an overview
Experts and their judgments are widely used in the fields of research, education, health care, law, commerce and technology. Expert judgment is known for its subjectivity and its potential for bias, which brings into question the accuracy and authenticity of judgmental data. At the same time there i...
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Main Author: | JC Bruce (Author) |
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