Action Evaluation as a Tool to Engage Users and Practitioners

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Users Researching Health and Social Care
Subtitle of host publication	an Empowering Agenda
Editors	Shulamit Ramon
Publication status	Published - 31 May 2002

Keywords

• health care
• social care
• user engagement
• practitioner engagement

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Fawcett, B. (2002). Action Evaluation as a Tool to Engage Users and Practitioners. In S. Ramon (Ed.), Users Researching Health and Social Care: an Empowering Agenda

Fawcett, Barbara. / Action Evaluation as a Tool to Engage Users and Practitioners. Users Researching Health and Social Care: an Empowering Agenda. editor / Shulamit Ramon. 2002.

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