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Researching Health Needs Nancy C. Jurik as well as offering strategiesA practical introduction to the main social research techniques used to gather evidence about the health needs of local communities. Judy Payne guides the reader through the process of producing evidence about health needs, from the initial planning stages of research to writing up, getting the message across, and trying to influence policy and practice. Key features of the book include: coverage of both social survey methods and qualitative