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" Fracture : "
Ann Oakley.
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BL
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564806
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b394025
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Oakley, Ann.
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Fracture : : adventures of a broken body /\ Ann Oakley.
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| Publication Statement
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Bristol :: Policy Press,, 2007.
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1 online resource (vi, 186 pages) :: illustrations.
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9781847422361
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: 1847422365
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: 1281741787
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: 9781281741783
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: 9781447302360
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: 1447302362
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 155-182) and index.
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| Contents
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An accident at White Creek Lodge -- Our bodies, ourselves -- Nervous disorder -- Right hands -- The daily drama of the body -- Living corpses -- Old bones -- Two in one -- The law of uncivil actions -- Accidental bodies.
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| Abstract
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"Systemic Action Research" works with real social and organisational issues to uncover their complex dynamics, often revealing unexpected opportunities. This book shows how this process can be integrated, in any context, to the process of social and organisational development and change. The book explains how systemic thinking works and how Systemic Action Research can be embedded into organisational structures and processes to catalyse sustainable change and critical local interventions. Practically written, it details how to design a programme and build it directly into policy and practice development, extending the possibilities of action research beyond the 'individual' and the 'group' to work across whole organisations, multi agency governance arenas, and networks. The book is filled with illustrative stories and pictures which bring the concepts to life enabling the reader to develop a clear picture of how to put it into practice. Systemic Action Research programmes are now being adopted in Government and local governance contexts as well as in national and international NGOs. This book will be invaluable for experienced action researchers as well as social science and social policy researchers who will benefit from an approach to qualitative research which is participative, grounded in practice and allows systemic understandings of complex problems. Policy makers and practitioners will appreciate a process which generates meaningful evidence about the dynamics of change and offers a tangible system for continuously integrating that learning into both formal and informal decision-making.
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Social medicine.
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Fractures.
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Accident victims.
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Medicine-- History.
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Health-- Social aspects.
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Health-- Philosophy.
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Medical jurisprudence.
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RA418.O15 2007eb
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