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| Mike Saks and Judith Allsop |
| Description |
| In this eagerly-anticipated new text,
a range of nationally and internationally-renowned experts
draw on their extensive experience to provide a practical
and accessible guide to the wide span of methods used
in health research. |
| Researching Health covers the
background to conducting health research, qualitative
and quantitative methods employed in researching health,
contemporary issues such as research ethics, comparative
research and the use of mixed methods, and how to disseminate
health research. As such, it provides the perfect package
to help readers carry out their own research projects
and use the research of others more effectively in their
work. |
| Key features: |
- Comprehensive coverage of the range of methods
available
- Brings readers fully up-to-date on topical
issues and research
- Packed with pedagogical features including:
case studies, health-related exercises, chapter summaries,
annotated further reading, and a full glossary
- Supported by an interactive companion website
with an instructors' manual and PowerPoint slides
for lecturers, and datasets, links to relevant websites,
online reading, and an online glossary for students.
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| The engaging writing style, use of
pedagogy and incorporation of the very latest thinking
makes Researching Health the ideal companion for undergraduate
and postgraduate students on health programmes, health
researchers, academics working in the health field, health
care managers, and health practitioners. |
| For more information and to purchase
the book or to order an inspection copy click
here |
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