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This is for a graduate level nursing research subject in which I need to examine only three parts of any qualitative research report, but before I do this, I need your help in understanding what would those sections be? Please explain- What is your rationale for those three being the most important sections to focus on? Also, provide references to support your position. Thanks for your help.

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