This is a practical and detailed guide to all aspects of conducting
a research project in health. It is relevant to anyone working in
the health field who needs to design a study, collect the data,
analyze the findings and write up a report. Clear advice and
examples are given in each of these areas. The book encourages a
systematic approach and emphasizes the best use of modern
technology, including software and the Internet. Case studies
illustrate the use of CD-Rom facilities, the Cochrane database on
the World Wide Web and qualitative analysis software Neil Wood has
supervised student projects in health over many years and this
handbook is based on his experience in teaching students how to get
the best out of themselves and their project.
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