European Centre for Environment & Human Health: Recent submissions
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Narrative analysis in aging studies: A typology for consideration
(Elsevier, 1 January 2010)This article seeks to expand our understanding on narrative and the analysis of stories researchers invite and collect in the domain of aging studies. To do so, we first offer an understanding of what narrative inquiry can ... -
Counting the cost of vulture decline - An appraisal of the human health and other benefits of vultures in India
(30 July 2008)Widespread use of the non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) diclofenac to treat livestock has resulted in dramatic declines in the populations of vultures across India. This has become an issue of considerable concern ... -
Seeing the world of physical culture: The potential of visual methods for qualitative research in sport & exercise
(Taylor & Francis, 2010)Adopting visual methods can enhance our understanding of the social world. By encompassing a multitude of forms including photographs, videos, maps, diagrams, symbols and so forth, images can provide specific information ... -
Qualitative research in physical therapy: A critical discussion on mixed method research.
(Maney Publishing, 1 December 2012)This paper critically discusses mixed-method research. A case is first offered as to why it is relevant for physical therapists to engage with the mixing of quantitative and qualitative methods and engage in debates about ... -
Paradigmatic Approaches to Studying Environment and Human Health: (Forgotten) Implications for Interdisciplinary Research
(14 December 2012)Interdisciplinary research is increasingly promoted in a wide range of fields, especially so in the study of relationships between the environment and human health. However, many projects and research teams struggle to ...