Sampling for qualitative research using quantitative methods. 2. Characteristics of GPs who agree to videotaping of consultations
Family PracticePublished 1 January 1996
Tim Coleman
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The recruitment of 53 GPs to a research project which involved video-recording their consultations to determine how GPs approach the topic of smoking cessation with patients and how this apparent self-selection by participating GPs could influence research results is recorded.
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When planning studies which utilize video-recordings of GPs' consultations, researchers should give consideration to how this apparent self-selection by participating GPs could influence research results.
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MedicineHealth Professions
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