Evidence-based health practice / edited by Valerie A. Wright-St. Clair, Duncan Reid, Susan Shaw, Joanne Ramsbotham.
"Research is one of the subjects that students in the health professions often find challenging and yet the process of finding, critiquing, using and evaluating information is essential to professional development and practice. This book introduces fundamental research concepts that are relevan...
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Format: | Book |
Language: | English |
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South Melbourne, Victoria :
Oxford University Press,
2014.
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Summary: | "Research is one of the subjects that students in the health professions often find challenging and yet the process of finding, critiquing, using and evaluating information is essential to professional development and practice. This book introduces fundamental research concepts that are relevant to the wider health-care and disability support sector while also making strong connections to the various areas of practice that students identify with. Examples and cases are taken from a wide range of professions and countries to help students understand the significance of research used by colleagues from other disciplines and become interprofessional practitioners."--Publisher's website. |
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Physical Description: | xliv, 473 pages : illustrations |
Bibliography: | Includes bibliographical references and index. |
ISBN: | 0195585232 9780195585230 |