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Longitudinal Methods to Study Change: Theory and Practice

Longitudinal Methods to Study Change: Theory and Practice

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Váldodahkki: Pettigrew, A
Materiálatiipa: Book section
Almmustuhtton: Routledge 1989
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  • Longitudinal Field Research on Change: Theory and Practice
    Dahkki: Pettigrew, A
    Almmustuhtton: (1990)
  • Longitudinal Field Research on Change
    Dahkki: Pettigrew, A
    Almmustuhtton: (1995)
  • Contextualistic Research: A Natural Way to Link Theory and Practice
    Dahkki: Pettigrew, A
    Almmustuhtton: (1985)
  • The changing shape of English general practice: a retrospective longitudinal study using national datasets describing trends in organisational structure, workforce and recorded appointments
    Dahkki: Luisa M Pettigrew, et al.
    Almmustuhtton: (2024-09-01)
  • Electronic health record-based behaviour change interventions aimed at general practitioners in the UK: a mixed methods systematic review using behaviour change theory
    Dahkki: Luisa M Pettigrew, et al.
    Almmustuhtton: (2024-05-01)

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