Researching Health Care: Designs, Dilemmas, and Disciplines
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Summary
The problem of research method is central to the evaluation of health care, and the contributors therefore focus on the three most important methods in use at present: experimental methods, surveys and other quantitative methods, and qualitative methods.
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- book
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- 1992-08-20
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Keywords
Scrutiny, Health care, Health policy, Value (mathematics), Discipline
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