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Naomi,

Try - Lennon, M.C. & Corbett, T. (2003). Policy into action. Urban Institute Press

It talks about ethnographic research and policy, if that helps?


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From: Social Determinants of Health on behalf of Naomi Sunderland
Sent: Tue 1/4/2011 12:33 PM
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Subject: [SDOH] large scale qualitative research informing policy
 
Hello 

does anyone know of any literature on large scale qualitative research 
programs that have a specific aim to inform policy?

there is quite a bit of literature on including qualitative data in 
evidence based policy etc. but none I can find so far that specifically 
look at using large scale qualitative data collections (e.g. life story 
narratives)

any help from Australia or abroad would be much appreciated

happy new year to all

Naomi 

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