A Podiatrist's Guide to Using Research: A User's Guide - Tapa blanda

Mathieson, Ian; Upton, Dominic

 
9780443103810: A Podiatrist's Guide to Using Research: A User's Guide
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ISBN 10: 044310381X ISBN 13: 9780443103810
Editorial: Churchill Livingstone, 2007

Sinopsis

"A Podiatrist's Guide to Using Research" gives practical and jargon-free guidance for practitioners looking to understand, critique and use research to underpin their clinical decision-making. The authors explore the principles and methods used by the active researcher to help consumers of research develop the skills they need to approach and constructively use the extensive data available to consolidate and develop their own practice.With a demystifying and down-to-earth approach throughout, this book: examines the mechanics and principles of literature searches and how to formulate appropriate questions to guide searching and extract relevant information; looks at systems of critical appraisal; discusses research methods in a focused discussion that uses case studies as examples; explores how the resulting enhanced appraisal and understanding can inform changes in practice; and, considers the rationale for change and how informed and reasoned change in practice can be measured to monitor outcomes. For podiatrists and health care practitioners, "A Podiatrist's Guide to Using Research" will make research clinically relevant to everyday practice.

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Críticas

"Once again Churchill Livingstone Elsevier has published an excellent guide to what is involved, in a manner that is easy to understand and can be used by podiatrists from academics to practitioners, showing evidence based practice (E.B.P) as a part of C.P.D E.B.D in an approach to clinical practice where the best available information is sought to ensure that each patient receives optimal care..I recommend that you add this books to your reading list.”
Heather Bailey, Podiatry Review, Vol. 65 No. 3

Reseña del editor

A Podiatrist's Guide to Using Research gives practical and jargon-free guidance for practitioners looking to understand, critique and use research to underpin their clinical decision-making. The authors explore the principles and methods used by the active researcher to help consumers of research develop the skills they need to approach and constructively use the extensive data available to consolidate and develop their own practice.

With a demystifying and down-to-earth approach throughout, this book:

. examines the mechanics and principles of literature searches and how to formulate appropriate questions to guide searching and extract relevant information
. looks at systems of critical appraisal
. discusses research methods in a focussed discussion that uses case studies as examples
. explores how the resulting enhanced appraisal and understanding can inform changes in practice
. considers the rationale for change and how informed and reasoned change in practice can be measured to monitor outcomes

For podiatrists and healthcare practitioners, A Podiatrist's Guide to Using Research will make research clinically relevant to everyday practice.
For podiatrists and healthcare practitioners, A Podiatrist's Guide to Using Research will make research clinically relevant to everyday practice.

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Editorial
Churchill Livingstone
Año de publicación
2007
Idioma
Inglés
ISBN 10 
044310381X
ISBN 13 
9780443103810
Encuadernación
Tapa blanda
Número de edición
1
Número de páginas
192
Contacto del fabricante
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Persona responsable
Barbara Criscuolo
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