Review the detаiled descriptiоn оf the study prоvided below. Which of the following best describes the risk of biаs in this study? Select the one correct аnswer. This study employed a qualitative design to explore the lived experiences of nurses during the implementation of telehealth services. The study was conducted at a single rural outpatient clinic. A purposive sampling strategy was used to recruit 15 professional nurses (RNs and LPNs) who had been actively involved in telehealth consultations for at least three months. While the clinic serves a rural population with specific staffing structures, further details regarding the specific demographic makeup of the staff and the socioeconomic profile of the patient population were not recorded in the primary dataset. Data were collected through semi-structured, one-on-one interviews lasting approximately 45–60 minutes. The interview guide focused on: a) initial perceptions of telehealth technology, b) perceived barriers and facilitators to patient care, and c) changes in nursing workflow and professional roles.The research team utilized thematic analysis to identify, analyze, and report patterns within the data. Transcripts were read multiple times for overall immersion. Initial codes were generated from the raw text. Codes were clustered into potential themes and sub-themes. Themes were reviewed against the coded extracts and the entire data set. To ensure the integrity of the findings, the following quality control measures were implemented: a) a detailed record was maintained to document all coding decisions and the evolution of the thematic framework (i.e. audit trail), b) the authors utilized reflexive journaling throughout the study to identify and mitigate personal biases or preconceptions regarding telehealth, c) regular meetings were held with a non-participating qualitative researcher to validate interpretations and ensure findings were grounded in the data, and d) upon completion of the preliminary analysis, participants were invited to review the identified themes. All 15 nurses confirmed that the themes accurately reflected their professional experiences.