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Research in Health Care Settings
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Research in Health Care Settings


Volume: 14
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176 pages | SAGE Publications, Inc
Research in Health Care Settings provides: an abbreviated review of the step-by-step process of conducting research; a glimpse backstage at the way research is actually done; a discussion of the problems of collaboration; and help in building bridges to the health professional necessarily immersed in the day-to-day problems and emergencies of health care

Applied Research is defined as requiring a completely different model from the textbook model traditionally presented. 'Research in the Real World' is shown to require good judgement, flexibility and creativity. The volume is thus essential reading for all social scientists.

 
Introduction
 
Health Care Settings and Collaborative Research
 
Asking Research Questions
 
Designing the Study
 
Selecting the Sample
 
Choosing Measures and Using Existing Data
 
Self-Report and Other Report
 
Observation and Physiological Measures
 
Conducting the Study
 
Interpreting and Publishing Findings

Kathleen E. Grady

Kathleen E. Grady, Ph.D, is founder of the Massachusetts Institute of Behavioral Medicine in East Longmeadow, MA. More About Author

Barbara Strudler Wallston

Barbara Strudler Wallston1,3 (1943–1987), a fine feminist scholar who died young, was the recipient of many awards. Wallston possessed awesome organizational skills and rose to early leadership in organizations fostering women’s careers within psychology and the development of the psychology of women. She was a leader in the Association for Women in Psychology as well as the sixth president of the APA’s Division on the Psychology of Women. ... More About Author

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