QUALITATIVE RESEARCH IN EVIDENCE-BASED REHABILITATION; ED. BY KAREN WHALLEY HAMMELL

The aim of this book is to provide an inexpensive and accessible text that discusses issues of qualitative research and its potential role in enhancing the theoretical base of both occupational and physical therapy. The comprehensive coverage is useful to students, researchers, and clinicians who seek a greater understanding of qualitative research and its use within the professions of occupational and physical therapy. As more and more clients request evidence-bases service, this resource can aid practitioners in using qualitative methods to demonstrate their effectiveness. • The material addresses a subject of increasing concern and relevance to therapists. • Thorough explanations demonstrate the relevance of qualitative research for evidence-based practice. • The text explores issues specific to the field of rehabilitation and focusses specifically on those important to OT and PT. • Information links theory, research and practice in an understandable way. • Resource effectively uses boxes and tables to highlight key packets of information • Illustrations of "real" research and practice examples aid the reader in applying their new-found knowledge to real-life issues. • The book is written in a readable style which makes the book accessible for students and non-academically minded practitioners. Quali......Page 1 sdarticle......Page 2 sdarticle_001......Page 3 sdarticle_002......Page 7 sdarticle_003......Page 9 sdarticle_004......Page 10 sdarticle_005......Page 23 sdarticle_006......Page 36 sdarticle_007......Page 49 sdarticle_008......Page 60 sdarticle_009......Page 74 sdarticle_010......Page 86 sdarticle_011......Page 98 sdarticle_012......Page 112 sdarticle_013......Page 125 sdarticle_014......Page 138 sdarticle_015......Page 153 This text is a timely, practical and practice-related exploration of qualitative research, client-centred practice and evidence-based practice as these inter-relate and as they pertain to occupational and physical therapy