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9781598741377

Culture and Meaning in Health Services Research: An Applied Approach

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    9781598741377

  • ISBN10:

    1598741373

  • Format: Nonspecific Binding
  • Copyright: 2009-03-15
  • Publisher: Routledge

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In this book, Elisa Sobo, a leading anthropologist who has spent many years working in various healthcare settings, introduces the field of medical anthropology, then takes readers behind the scenes in the health services research world, fostering in-depth understanding of how this world works, and promoting a robust, athropologically informed approach to applied health research. Book jacket.

Table of Contents

Forewordp. 7
Prefacep. 11
The Value of Meaningp. 21
The Journey Ahead: Aims and Meansp. 23
Why Focus on Stories?p. 43
The Lay of the Landp. 55
Medical Anthropology: An Agendap. 57
Anthropology in and of Health Servicesp. 69
Health Services: An Insider's Guidep. 83
The Culture Concept, Cultural Competence, and the Dangers of "Anthro Lite"p. 101
Methodological Theory and Practicep. 123
Doing Science-and Other Systematic Thingsp. 125
Epistemology and Evidence: How Do We Know What We Know?p. 143
The Realities of Research: Where and How to Beginp. 161
Specific Methodsp. 175
Refocusing Focus Group Data Collection and Analysisp. 177
Making the Most of One-Time Interviewsp. 197
Collecting Data as Care Happens, Or: The Importance of Being Therep. 211
Making Rapid Improvementsp. 247
Power Dynamics: The Politics of Researchp. 269
Institutional and Other Sociocultural Challenges to Doing Good Workp. 271
Framing Our Message: Telling Stories, Making Actionp. 291
p. 303
Referencesp. 305
Indexp. 319
About the Authorp. 335
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