Health research in practice : political, ethical, and methodological issues /
Using specific examples of research in health sciences, this text explores a variety of approaches and possible ensuing problems. Fields covered include research in multidisciplinary teams, epidemiological research in an industrial setting and ethical dilemmas in studying other cultures.
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| Format: | eBook |
| Language: | English |
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London ; New York :
Chapman & Hall,
[1993]
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| Edition: | First edition. |
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Table of Contents:
- Politicians, bureaucrats and the doctors : researching in the crossfire / Ann Daniel
- Methodological and political issues in occupational health research / Michael Gliksman
- Team research in clinical settings : strategies for the qualitative researcher / Jeanne Daly
- Teaching health research : social sciences in a physical sciences curriculum / Chris Peterson
- The politics of method in public health research / Ian Robottom and Derek Colquhoun
- Dilemmas in cross-cultural action research / Robin McTaggart
- The historical sociology of healthcare / Evan Willis
- Phenomenological method in nursing : theory vs. reality / Bev Taylor
- Rethinking the survey / Allan Kellehear
- Evaluating drug education programmes / Rob Walker
- Reflexivity : recognizing subjectivity in reason / Lynne Stevens
- Researching women's health / Liz Eckermann.