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The Typological Paragon: A Methodological Proposal of Mixed Designs:
TL;DR: This article presents a reflection and a methodological proposal on the use of the typological paragon in mixed sequential designs, and proposes four applications of the paragon: first, as a descriptive element, which aims to account for the content; second, as an element of sampling; third, as the link or connecting element between databases with the aim of facilitating matching; and finally, asan element that allows the convergence of results.
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Institutional learning: Transcending two distinct approaches by integrating core values into inquiry
TL;DR: In this paper, the regenerative cycle of inquiry is used to synthesize two distinct approaches of education by incorporating principles of depth psychology with accreditation-defined best practices of assessment and institutional research.
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Identification of the educational needs and feasible educational modalities for specialist nurses working with ophthalmic patients in a tertiary eye centre in Singapore
Ai Tee Aw,Vicki Drury +1 more
TL;DR: For ophthalmic nursing, where the workforce and patient population are considered relatively small, and postgraduate programmes are limited, the need to develop local education strategies to meet workforce needs has emerged.
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Sustainability Reporting and Its Impact on the Implementation of Sustainable Development Goals in Island Economies in Africa: A Comparative Study of Private Sector Organisations in Mauritius, Madagascar and Seychelles
Sanjiv Gungadeen,Megan Paull +1 more
TL;DR: In this paper, a mixed methods study examines the process and evolution of sustainability reporting in companies in three island economies in Africa: Mauritius, Madagascar and Seychelles, and provides a critical analysis of how the companies under study in the three countries integrate SDGs into their business activities.