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ISBN: 9780190304317
Year: 2016
Publisher: Oxford University Press ANZ
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Research Methods in Health, Third Edition is an introductory text that shows students different research techniques and how they are of value to the health professions. The text assumes no prior knowledge and is written in an appealing, accessible style using examples to demonstrate the relevance and practical application of research to health care practice. Written to be inclusive of all health professions, fostering a team-based approach to health care practice. Covers qualitative, quantitative and mixed method research methods. Shows how to decide which research method to use and when. Draws sensible links between evidence-based practice and research methodology. Introduces ways in which you can make sense of the research data you have collected and instructions on how to write up the data in a more meaningful way.New to this EditionNew Chapter 2: Getting Started: Research Design and Evidence-Based Practice – on designing and planning a research project. It looks at salient issues that researchers must consider in designing and planning for their research. It illustrates the differences between qualitative and quantitative research and includes content on literature review and research proposals. More material on how to critically evaluate qualitative, quantitative and mixed method researchUpdated references and examplesMore on evidence-based practice and systematic review More nursing examples includedA guided tour is included to assist navigation and explain how to best take advantage of the learning features used throughout.Learning features Chapter Objectives – identify the
ISBN: 9780190304317
Year: 2016
Publisher: Oxford University Press ANZ
Description:
Research Methods in Health, Third Edition is an introductory text that shows students different research techniques and how they are of value to the health professions. The text assumes no prior knowledge and is written in an appealing, accessible style using examples to demonstrate the relevance and practical application of research to health care practice. Written to be inclusive of all health professions, fostering a team-based approach to health care practice. Covers qualitative, quantitative and mixed method research methods. Shows how to decide which research method to use and when. Draws sensible links between evidence-based practice and research methodology. Introduces ways in which you can make sense of the research data you have collected and instructions on how to write up the data in a more meaningful way.New to this EditionNew Chapter 2: Getting Started: Research Design and Evidence-Based Practice – on designing and planning a research project. It looks at salient issues that researchers must consider in designing and planning for their research. It illustrates the differences between qualitative and quantitative research and includes content on literature review and research proposals. More material on how to critically evaluate qualitative, quantitative and mixed method researchUpdated references and examplesMore on evidence-based practice and systematic review More nursing examples includedA guided tour is included to assist navigation and explain how to best take advantage of the learning features used throughout.Learning features Chapter Objectives – identify the