Integrated Research Methods In Public Health

A thoughtful and integrated approach to public health research methods Integrated Research Methods in Public Health delivers a comprehensive and of-the-moment discussion of public health research methods that perfectly lends itself to holistic and transformative learning experiences. The book teaches concepts that enable students to connect concepts and content areas that would otherwise remain siloed and separated. The authors rely heavily on the concept of the co-construction of learning, in which active student and instructor participation takes place in the context of interactive, varied, and student-centered strategies. They also include mini case studies, team learning exercises, worksheets, group project outlines, and literature reviews that highlight modern developments in research. Readers will also find: Integrated consideration of important ethical issues, cultural responsiveness, theoretical foundations, and the philosophical underpinnings of a variety of public health subjects A module-based approach that allows students to develop useful competencies and fluencies in critical public-health areas Expansive coverage of quantitative and qualitative research methods, as well as mixed methods and publication preparation Integrated Research Methods in Public Health is an ideal resource for graduate and senior undergraduate students in public health and will earn a place in the libraries of public health and social science scholars and researchers. It's also an invaluable reference for practicing public health professionals in non-profit organizations.