A study using critical realism: Understanding why some low income people with heart disease change their diet but others do not

Duncan A; Heath S; Clark A; Trevoy EJ

doi:doi:10.7939/R3862BF23

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A study using critical realism: Understanding why some low income people with heart disease change their diet but others do not

Author(s) / Creator(s)
- Duncan A
- Heath S
- Clark A
- Trevoy EJ
Date created

2009
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Conference/Workshop Presentation
DOI

https://doi.org/10.7939/R3862BF23
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- English
Citation for previous publication
- Duncan A, Heath S, Trevoy EJ, Clark A (2009) A study using critical realism: Understanding why some low income people with heart disease change their diet but others do not. . International Journal of Qualitative Methods 8:4 48