Researching child and adolescent mental health can be a daunting
task, but with the right practical skills and knowledge your
students can transform the way they work with children and young
people, giving them a 'voice' through their research in the wider
community.
Michelle O'Reilly and Nikki Parker combine their clinical,
academic and research expertise to take your students step-by-step
through each stage of the research process. From first inception to
data collection and dissemination, they'll guide them through the
key issues faced when undertaking their research, highlighting the
dilemmas, challenges and debates, and exploring the important
questions asked when doing research with this population.
Providing practical advice and strategies for dealing with the
reality of conducting research in practice, this book will;
- Provide your students with an overview of the theories that
underpin methodological choice and the value of using qualitative
research.
- Guide them through the planning stage of your project, clearly
outlining important ethical and legal issues.
- Take them through the most popular qualitative data collection
techniques and support them with their analysis.
- Help them write up their findings and demonstrate how research
evidence translates into effective clinical practice.
Supported by helpful hints and tips, case examples and
definitions of key terms, this highly practical and accessible
guide throws a lifebelt to any students or mental health
practitioner learning about the research process for the first
time.
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