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Module Coordinator: Mixed Methods in Health Research
Part of the Evidence-Based Health Care MSc Programme
Caroline Croxson (nee Jones)
BSc, MSc, MA, PhD
Senior Researcher
I am working on a number of studies relating to general practice, diagnostics, children's health and public health. I use a combination of quantitative and qualitative research methods (mixed methods); and involve a Public Advisory Group comprised of patients and the public in each step of my research.
My background is in medical anthropology and public health.
I am module co-ordinator for a module of the Masters in Evidence-Based Health Care, titled Mixed Methods in Health Care Research.
Recent publications
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Embedding new technologies in practice - A normalization process theory study of point of care testing
Journal article
Jones CHD. et al, (2016), BMC Health Services Research, 16
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Point-of-care testing in UK primary care: A survey to establish clinical needs
Journal article
Turner PJ. et al, (2016), Family Practice, 33, 388 - 394
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C-reactive protein point-of-care testing in acutely ill children: A mixed methods study in primary care
Journal article
Van Den Bruel A. et al, (2016), Archives of Disease in Childhood, 101, 382 - 386
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Parents’ help-seeking behaviours during acute childhood illness at home: A contribution to explanatory theory
Journal article
Neill SJ. et al, (2016), Journal of Child Health Care, 20, 77 - 86
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Parent's information seeking in acute childhood illness: What helps and what hinders decision making?
Journal article
Neill SJ. et al, (2015), Health Expectations, 18, 3044 - 3056