Research methods in health: foundations of evidence-based practice

INDICE: 1: Introduction to research methods in health as foundations for evidence-based practice; 2: What is ethical research?; PART ONE: QUALITATIVE APPROACHES AND PRACTICES; 3: Doing in-depth interview in health; 4: Focus groups inhealth research and nursing; 5: Narrative inquiry and occupational therapy; 6: Ethnography in health research; 7: Grounded theory and speech pathology; 8: Phenomenology and rehabilitation research; 9: Clinical data-mining for social workers; 10: Using observation as one polarity in the dynamo that is creative research; PART TWO: QUANTITATIVE APPROACHES AND PRACTICES; 11: Single subject experimental designs in the health sciences; 12: Surveys and questionnaires inhealth research; 13: Epidemiology in health research; 14: Clinical trials: The good, the bad and the ugly; 15: Understanding the reliability and validity of the clinical measurement tools used in allied health; PART THREE: SYSTEMATICREVIEW AND EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE; 16: Everything you wanted to know about systematic reviews but were afraid to ask; 17: Evidence-based practice in physiotherapy; 18 Evidenced-based health care: ; PART FOUR: MIXED METHODOLOGY & COLLABORATIVE PRACTICES; 19: Mixed methods and allied health professionals; 20: The use of mixed methods in health research; 21: Collaborative participatory research with disadvantaged communities; PART FIVE: MAKING SENSE OF DATA AND PRESENTATION; 22: MAKING SENSE OF DATA AND PRESENTATION; 23: Computer-assisted qualitative data analysis (CAQDAS; 24: Data analysis in quantitative research; 25: How to read and make sense of statistical data; 26: The end product: Presentation of qualitative and quantitative data

• ISBN: 978-0-19-556817-2
• Editorial: Oxford University
• Encuadernacion: Rústica
• Páginas: 550
• Fecha Publicación: 11/02/2010
• Nº Volúmenes: 1
• Idioma: Inglés