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Ethnography and nursing research: a critical appraisal.

Ethnography has been known and used in anthropology for nearly a century, but it is essentially new in nursing ( 1 ). Its popularity for nursing research is increasing ( 2 ), however, and therefore, it is important to examine the methodology's origins and characteristics, and consider both its value and limitations.