Research Methods for Clinical Therapists: Applied Project Design and Analysis

by Carolyn M . Hicks (Author)

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  Paperback
  1999

  $3.25

  The target audience of this work includes manual and clinical therapists. It is intended to reflect the raised profile of complementary medicines in the public mind. It also contains a section on the application of some research principles and statistical techniques. There is also an extended section on ethics.

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  Paperback
  2004

  $3.25

  This book presents a comprehensive introduction to research for allied health students and practitioners at all levels. It provides an overview of major research approaches with an emphasis on experimental methods and data analysis. The aim is to demystify research methods and statistical analysis in order that practitioners will find it easier to conduct their own research and be able to critically evaluate published material. The key concepts are highlighted and summarized within each chapter. Activity boxes are included throughout the chapter to encourage the reader to apply what they are reading to their own clinical research and practice. These make reference to a variety of clinical situations which are relevant to all therapists. Answers and explanations for the activities are given in a separate appendix. A full and detailed glossary gives definitions of the inevitable jargon involved in research.