Conducting Research in the Practice Setting
1st Edition
Published on 6. September 1993
Book
Hardback
282 pages
978-0-8039-5126-6 (ISBN)
Description
This volume addresses the lack of research accommodating the wide variety of settings inherent in primary care, and identifies the methods and elements necessary to conduct such research.
Beginning with general issues such as the ethics of conducting research with human subjects, contributors go on to examine practical questions that include combining clinical care and research, recruiting patients and identifying the needs of the surrounding community. Collaborations between nurse and doctor, university and community, industry and clinician are explored, and special settings are discussed.
Beginning with general issues such as the ethics of conducting research with human subjects, contributors go on to examine practical questions that include combining clinical care and research, recruiting patients and identifying the needs of the surrounding community. Collaborations between nurse and doctor, university and community, industry and clinician are explored, and special settings are discussed.
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Series
Language
English
Place of publication
Thousand Oaks
United States
Target group
Professional and scholarly
Dimensions
Height: 216 mm
Width: 140 mm
Weight
574 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-8039-5126-6 (9780803951266)
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Content
Foreword - Paul A Nutting
Conducting Research in the Practice Setting
Introduction - Martin J Bass
PART ONE: GENERAL ISSUES
A Research Strategy for Family Medicine - Nigel C H Stott
Pure or Applied?
How Can Quality Research Be Done in Primary Care Practice? - Carol P Herbert
Ethical Issues in Primary Care Research - Brian Hennen
PART TWO: PRACTICAL ISSUES
Combining Clinical Care and Research - Joseph H Levenstein
Recruiting and Retaining Patients in Research - Eugene Farley
Conducting Qualitative Research in the Practice Setting - Jeffrey M Borkan
Realizing the Research Potential of the Office Computer - William E Hogg and Jacques Lemelin
Identifying and Responding to Community Needs - Brian Morris and Giora Almagor
PART THREE: COLLABORATIONS
Practice-Based Nurse/Physician Collaborative Research - John F Sangster and Toula M Gerace
Practice-Based Network Research - John Hickner
Industry-Sponsored Research - John R Hilditch
University/Community Collaboration in Primary Care Research - Ann C Macaulay
Interdisciplinary Research in Primary Care - Judith Belle Brown and Carol McWilliam
Challenges and Solutions
PART FOUR: DIFFERENT SETTINGS
Research in Rural Native Communities - William L Freeman
Conducting Research on the Health of Homeless Persons - Lillian Gelberg
Conducting Research in the Teaching Setting - Marie-Dominique Beaulieu
Research in Long-Term Care Settings - David R Mehr
Primary Care Research in the Community - Nancy Edwards
Appendix - Martin J Bass and Vanessa J Orr
Checklist for Conducting Research in the Practice Setting
Conducting Research in the Practice Setting
Introduction - Martin J Bass
PART ONE: GENERAL ISSUES
A Research Strategy for Family Medicine - Nigel C H Stott
Pure or Applied?
How Can Quality Research Be Done in Primary Care Practice? - Carol P Herbert
Ethical Issues in Primary Care Research - Brian Hennen
PART TWO: PRACTICAL ISSUES
Combining Clinical Care and Research - Joseph H Levenstein
Recruiting and Retaining Patients in Research - Eugene Farley
Conducting Qualitative Research in the Practice Setting - Jeffrey M Borkan
Realizing the Research Potential of the Office Computer - William E Hogg and Jacques Lemelin
Identifying and Responding to Community Needs - Brian Morris and Giora Almagor
PART THREE: COLLABORATIONS
Practice-Based Nurse/Physician Collaborative Research - John F Sangster and Toula M Gerace
Practice-Based Network Research - John Hickner
Industry-Sponsored Research - John R Hilditch
University/Community Collaboration in Primary Care Research - Ann C Macaulay
Interdisciplinary Research in Primary Care - Judith Belle Brown and Carol McWilliam
Challenges and Solutions
PART FOUR: DIFFERENT SETTINGS
Research in Rural Native Communities - William L Freeman
Conducting Research on the Health of Homeless Persons - Lillian Gelberg
Conducting Research in the Teaching Setting - Marie-Dominique Beaulieu
Research in Long-Term Care Settings - David R Mehr
Primary Care Research in the Community - Nancy Edwards
Appendix - Martin J Bass and Vanessa J Orr
Checklist for Conducting Research in the Practice Setting