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Qualitative assessments

Best Practice & Research Clinical Rheumatology, 2007
Current NHS policies emphasise the involvement of patients and place them centre stage in the evaluation of health care. The unique experiences and views that patients can bring to health service research can be understood as complementary to staff skills.
Lempp, Heidi, Kingsley, Gabrielle
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Advanced qualitative assessment

New Directions for Student Services, 2022
AbstractWith examples and a focus on bringing the rigor from qualitative research to qualitative assessment, this article discusses the power of story in supporting student success and advancing equity. Four common analytic approaches to qualitative research will be applied to assessment and an overview of trustworthiness, ethics, technology, and mixed
Dena R. Kniess   +1 more
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Reading and assessing qualitative research

Hospital Medicine, 2001
What makes doctors burn out? What is it like to have epilepsy? Why do smokers not give up? Qualitative research makes it possible to look behind the statistics and to study health and health care from the inside: to find out what it is really like for the health professionals who provide the care and for the patients on the receiving end.
A E, Powell, H T, Davies
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Dialogue vodcasts: a qualitative assessment

Medical Education, 2013
to another tweet. Then we analysed the frequencies of other hashtags associated with #ccme13 in order of appearance. The most common hashtag was #MedEd (= medical education), which was found in 451 tweets (14.6% of total tweets), followed by #PaperTiger (= hashtags used during one of the conference symposiums), found in 231 tweets (7.5 ...
Keaton, Jones   +2 more
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CT in the qualitative assessment of emphysema

Journal of Thoracic Imaging, 1986
To assess the ability of CT to demonstrate the different types of emphysema, the CT appearance was compared with the corresponding barium-impregnated pathologic specimens cut in the transverse plane, in four patients with emphysema. The CT appearance was also compared with the chest radiographs of two patients with irregular emphysema associated with ...
C J, Bergin, N L, Müller, R R, Miller
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Qualitative assessment

2001
Health psychology is a rapidly expanding discipline at the interface of psychology and clinical medicine. This new edition is fully reworked and revised, offering an entirely up-to-date, comprehensive, accessible, one-stop resource for clinical psychologists, mental health professionals and specialists in health-related matters.
Bishop, Felicity, Yardley, Lucy
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Qualitative Assessment

The Counseling Psychologist, 1990
Qualitative assessment methods typically are holistic and integrated. In the realm of abilities they usually present complex tasks in miniature form. In the realm of interests, values, and personality they present situations that call for divergent production by the client, often as a projection or abstraction.
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