Abstract
1. A History of Public Health Research 2. Simple Questionnaire Survey 3. Epidemiological Surveys 4. Observational Designs 5. Randomised Control Trials 6. Outcome Measures: QUALYS/Utilities 7. Personal Interviews 8. Focus Groups 9. Secondary Analysis 10. Meta-Analysis 11. Qualitative Innovations 12. Innovations from Cultural and Social Studies Bibliography Index
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Observational studyPublic healthFocus groupEpidemiologyQualitative researchPsychologyIndex (typography)Applied psychologyObservational methods in psychologyMedical educationEnvironmental healthMedicineSocial scienceSociologyNursingComputer science
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Jeanne Daly,
Allan Kellehear,
Michael Gliksman
(1998).
The Public Health Researcher: A Methodological Guide.
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