Community & Home Care - Hospice, Pain Medicine, Community & Home Care - Home, Caregiving, Family & General Practice, Diagnosis
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Overview
This work has been designed as a resource for those directly involved in the delivery of palliative care who wish to pursue research but who have little or no formal training for, or experience of, conducting research. It is also intended as a resource for students on the increasing number of specialist palliative care courses, post-qualification short courses and taught Masters courses for health professionals which have 'health research skills' as important or central elements within their programs. Although there are many general texts on research methods, there are very few which specifically address research issues in palliative care. This book seeks to fill that gap in the literature. It covers the range of research methods that can be appropriately used for research in palliative care by bringing together a selection of various articles in the field.Book Details
Published
April 1, 2001
Publisher
Open University Press
Pages
198
Format
Hardcover
ISBN
9780335204373