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The Clinical Perspective in Fieldwork
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The Clinical Perspective in Fieldwork

Volume: 5
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Qualitative Research
77 pages | SAGE Publications, Inc
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Unlike other types of qualitative research, the clinical perspective in field research does not aim to be impartial and uninvolved. The clinician is usually a consultant brought in specifically to effect change in an organization, and therefore works under a very different set of technical and ethical restraints. Edgar Schein succinctly outlines the clinical perspective in field research, how it differs from other types of qualitative research and its inherent rewards and difficulties.
 
Discovering the Clinical Perspective
 
How the Clinical and the Ethnographic Relationship Differ
 
Gathering, Analyzing, and Validating Data
 
Professional and Ethical Issues in Clinical Versus Ethnographic Work

It is interesting for who is conducting projects for organizational changes.

Dr Margareth Stoll
Informatik, University of Innsbruck
March 13, 2013
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