Ethnography and emotions: new directions for critical reflexivity within contemporary qualitative health care research

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Blackman, S., Phillips, A. and Sah, R. 2019. Ethnography and emotions: new directions for critical reflexivity within contemporary qualitative health care research. in: Enhancing Healthcare and Rehabilitation: The Impact of Qualitative Research Boca Raton, FL CRC Press. pp. 379-394

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Authors	Blackman, S., Phillips, A. and Sah, R.
Page range	379-394
Year	2019
Book title	Enhancing Healthcare and Rehabilitation: The Impact of Qualitative Research
Publisher	CRC Press
Output status	Published
Place of publication	Boca Raton, FL
ISBN	9780815360810
Print	11 Apr 2019

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