A participatory research approach in community pharmacy research: The case for video-reflexive ethnography

Autor: Yong, FR, Hor, S-Y, Bajorek, BV

Video-reflexive ethnography (VRE) is a qualitative methodology that explores the complex nature of healthcare 'as it really is'. Its collaborative and reflexive process invites stakeholders (e.g. pharmacists and pharmacy support staff) to participate

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