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Action research in health and social care is increasingly gaining in popularity. At the Collaborative Action Research Network (CARN) conference in Spain in 2004, the Editors announced their intention to strengthen the journal's existing engagement with the important field of health and social care and to work towards increasing the numbers of articles it publishes in this area. This Special Issue put together by Julienne Meyer and Carol Munn-Giddings, the two editors with a special interest in these fields, is an important marker of this new direction for the journal.
Featured articles:
Making the connections with direct experience: from the Western Front to user controlled research
Peter Beresford
Using action research to stimulate organisational change within health services: experiences from two community based studies
Helen Elsey & Judith Lathlean
Resilience in the chronic illness experience
Debbie Kralik, Antonia van Loon & Kate Visentin
Narrative writing: reflective enquiry into professional practice
Gillie Bolton
Using evidence: how action learning can support individual and organisation learning through action research
Belinda Dewar & Cathy Sharp
Critical creativity: melding, exploding, blending
Brendan McCormack & Angie Titchen
Work based learning: in search of an effective model
Paula Sobiechowska & Maire Maisch
Journeying between the Education and Hospital Zones in a collaborative action research project
Jayne Crow, Lesley Smith & Iain Kennan
You may order this Special Issue by filling in the form below and clicking on the submit button (we will then send you a pro-forma invoice). Alternatively, complete and print this form and send it to: Lannette Clifford, Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group, 4 Park Square, Milton Park, Abingdon, OX14 4RN, UK; Fax: +44 (0)20 7017 6713
*This special issue rate applies to individual purchasers only.
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