Introduction to Research in the Health Sciences E-Book

Introduction to Research in the Health Sciences E-Book

  • Stephen Polgar
  • Shane A. Thomas
Publisher:Elsevier Health SciencesISBN 13: 9780702050169ISBN 10: 0702050164

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Introduction to Research in the Health Sciences E-Book is written by Stephen Polgar and published by Elsevier Health Sciences. It's available with International Standard Book Number or ISBN identification 0702050164 (ISBN 10) and 9780702050169 (ISBN 13).

Like the previous versions, the fifth edition of An Introduction to Research in the Health Sciences has two overall aims. 1) To introduce the fundamental principles of research methodology and explain how these principles are applied for conducting research in the health sciences. 2) To demonstrate how evidence produced through research is applied to solving problems in everday health care. This book is written in an accessible style. It maintains the traditions of the previous editions, with examples, questions, feedback sections, and an extensive glossary. Uses simple language and demystifies the jargon Provides built-in feedback for readers to assess their own progress Gives examples relating directly to the health sciences Provides an extensive glossary for better understanding of the language of research Addresses qualitative as well as quantitative research issues Includes a chapter focussing on the use of qualitative methods in health research Includes a chapter for discussing systematic reviews and meta-analyses Contains more revision questions Increased emphasis throughout on evidence based concepts More and updated discussion of qualitative research methods New section on basic epidemiological concepts as a research approach More discussion of analysis and use of administrative and secondary data sets as research resources Complete rewrite of the chapter on causal research Stronger links between the sections on different stages of research