2020
DOI: 10.36367/ntqr.1.2020.81-103
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Understanding Critical Concepts in Engaged Research: The Case of a Rural Health Development Project in South Africa

Abstract: Inadequate health coverage to rural areas is exacerbated by persisting socio-historical and economic barriers to rural health development, i.e. social and epistemic injustices such as poverty, racism, lack of education, and the effects of apartheid. Following this, the analysis of community health variables requires us to deploy complex conceptual models in our research approaches. In the case of rural health development presented in this chapter, we propose that an engaged research approach, underpinned by a … Show more

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