Qualitative Research: Part Two Methodological Approaches and Relevance to Occupational Therapy
The Occupational Therapy Journal of ResearchPublished 1 July 1982
Gary Kielhofner
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The logic and yield of qualitative research processes are examined and the special relevance of qualitativeResearch to occupational therapy is posits.
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This article, the second of two in a series, examines the data collection methods, analysis, and characteristic findings of qualitative research. The logic and yield of qualitative research processes are thus examined. The article also posits the special relevance of qualitative research to occupational therapy.
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Health Professions
Educational Evaluation and Policy AnalysisQualitative Evaluation Methods
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