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• Use of Unsolicited First-Person Written Illness Narratives in Research: Systematic Review 

  O'Brien, Mary R; Clark, David (2010-08)

  This paper is a report of a methodological systematic review conducted to critically analyze the use of unsolicited first-person written illness narratives for research purposes.
• Using Data From the Internet to Teach Ethical Principles for Critiquing Research Studies 

  Sherrod, Roy Ann; Ford, Cassandra; Oliver, JoAnn (2010-01)

  Qualitative researchers are increasingly using the Internet to conduct their studies; however, they need to adhere to the same ethical principles used when conducting traditional research studies. Students also must be ...
• Who Should Decide? Qualitative Analysis of Panel Data From Public, Patients, Healthcare Professionals, and Insurers on Priorities in Health Care 

  Stronks, Karien; Strijbis, Anne-Margreet; Wendte, Johannes F.; Gunning-Schepers, Louise J. (1997-07-12)

  OBJECTIVE: To explore the arguments underlying the choices of patients, the public, general practitioners, specialists, and health insurers regarding priorities in health care. DESIGN: A qualitative analysis of data gathered ...