On-site investigation technology

Author: Zhan Shao Kang
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: This textbook is specifically designed to analyze and address these issues, organizing and structuring its chapters. Its main features include strengthening fundamental knowledge of field investigation design, highlighting qualitative research methods and data utilization, and featuring chapters on topics such as evaluation of health services and health measures, questionnaire design for research, proposal writing, and surveys on sensitive issues. The primary readership of this textbook includes graduate students in disciplines related to field investigations, young scientific researchers, and health, medical, and health management professionals engaged in scientific research. Field Investigation Techniques is a textbook compiled for the teaching of graduate students in health, health management, and medical disciplines, as well as a reference for professionals in related fields. This book primarily discusses the fundamental principles and methods of field investigations, providing practical insights into aspects such as topic selection, proposal writing, investigation design, questionnaire design, survey implementation, collection methods for quantitative and qualitative data, and report writing, as well as the design principles and methods for community health service research. This book incorporates recent developments in related disciplines from both domestic and international sources, along with the authors' practical experience accumulated through actual work. Several chapters showcase distinctive disciplinary development and practical characteristics.