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Public Health - Qualitative Journal ClubPast MeetingsNovember 27, 2006 Topic: Moral conflict in medical training MaryLeigh Moore will be discussing her PhD, including the methodological approach she is planning to take. As an introduction to this, she has chosen 2 papers, the links to which are below. The second paper is a qualitative paper and the first paper outlines the issues she is interested in. Integrity and moral residue: nurses as participants in a moral community. Medical students' perceptions of their learning about the doctor-patient
relationship: a qualitative study. October 16, 2006Topic: Mixed Methods Research: A research paradigm whose time
has come. The paper Lorraine will be presenting is: Topic: Impact of decriminalisation on the health & safety
practices of sex workers. Gillian & Lisa will talk about their research into the impact
of decriminalisation on the health and safety practices of sex workers,
with reference to
the following paper: September 18, 2006 [rescheduled from August] Topic:Internet interventions for long-term conditions: patient
and caregiver quality criteria The paper discussed is: July 17, 2006 Topic: "Meta- jeopardy: The crisis
in representation in qualitative meta synthesis." Sandelowski
M. Nursing Outlook, 54(1) 10-16, 2006. Topic: “Giving Science Away”:
How University-Community Partnerships inform youth programs, research
and policy. Social Policy Report: Society for Research in Child Development,
13(1), 1999. May 15, 2006 Topic: Culturally safe care Topic: Anthropology in health research March 20, 2006 Topic: The Downside of Viagra:
women’s experiences and concerns. Topic:'Older People' talking as if
they are not old people: Positioning Theory as an explanation
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