Wilbert M Gesler, Donna G Rabiner, Gordon H Defriese
Rural Health and Aging Research
Theory, Methods, and Practical Applications
Wilbert M Gesler, Donna G Rabiner, Gordon H Defriese
Rural Health and Aging Research
Theory, Methods, and Practical Applications
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Describes a range of research approaches which have been used to study the health care problems of adults living in rural areas. This work shows how these approaches can be used to define health care problems, measure levels of illness and health, and evaluate health care practices.
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Describes a range of research approaches which have been used to study the health care problems of adults living in rural areas. This work shows how these approaches can be used to define health care problems, measure levels of illness and health, and evaluate health care practices.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 259
- Erscheinungstermin: 16. April 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 386g
- ISBN-13: 9780415784245
- ISBN-10: 0415784247
- Artikelnr.: 55002027
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 259
- Erscheinungstermin: 16. April 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 386g
- ISBN-13: 9780415784245
- ISBN-10: 0415784247
- Artikelnr.: 55002027
Wilbert Gesler, Donna Rabiner, Gordon Defriese
I. Defining the Health Issues and Problems of Rural Elderly: Context,
Experience, Statistical Profiles, and Indicators
Introduction to Research on Rural Health and Aging Issues Wilbert M.
Gesler, Donna J. Rabiner, and Gordon H. DeFriese
Secondary Data and Statistical Profiles of Older Rural Americans Mary Anne
Salmon and Thomas C. Ricketts, III
Methods for Assessing Geographic Aspects of Health Care for Older Adults in
Rural Areas Wilbert M. Gesler, Lucy A. Savitz, and Peggy S. Wittie
Theoretical and Methodological Approaches to Migration Research on Rural
Aging Populations Charles F. Longino, Jr. and Mark H. Smith
The Community-Based Laboratory Approach to the Development of Collaborative
Rural Health and Aging Research and Demonstrations Harold L. Cook and
Gordon H. DeFriese
II. Measuring the Health and Well-Being of Rural People
Incorporating Qualitative Methods Into the Study of Health Beliefs and
Health Behaviors of Rural Older Adults Thomas A. Arcury, Susan A. Gaylord
and Harold L. Cook
The Potential of Community Service and Research Partnerships: The Geriatric
Team Consultation Project Rebecca H. Hunter, Mark E. Williams, Jane
McCaleb, and William Remmes
III. Measuring Health Practices and the Use of Formal and Informal Health
Care
Research in Rural Minority Aging in the Southeast U.S.: Results and
Directions Thomas A. Arcury, Ronny A. Bell, and Iris B. Carlton-LaNey
Trajectories of Health in Aging Populations Elizabeth C. Clipp, Glen H.
Elder, Jr., Linda K. George, and Carl F. Pieper
Methodologic Rigor and Therapeutic Obligation: The Dialectic in Community
Research Carol C. Hogue
Informal Caregiving Networks and Community Resource Infrastructure Serving
Rural Elderly Populations: Making the Macro-Micro Link Jean E. Kincade,
Donna J. Rabiner, Gary M. Nelson, and Mary Anne Salmon
Improving Health Care Research for Rural Elderly People Using Advanced
Communications Technologies Mark E. Williams, Thomas C. Ricketts, III, and
B. G. Thompson
Conclusion Wilbert M. Gesler, Donna J. Rabiner, and Gordon H. DeFriese
Experience, Statistical Profiles, and Indicators
Introduction to Research on Rural Health and Aging Issues Wilbert M.
Gesler, Donna J. Rabiner, and Gordon H. DeFriese
Secondary Data and Statistical Profiles of Older Rural Americans Mary Anne
Salmon and Thomas C. Ricketts, III
Methods for Assessing Geographic Aspects of Health Care for Older Adults in
Rural Areas Wilbert M. Gesler, Lucy A. Savitz, and Peggy S. Wittie
Theoretical and Methodological Approaches to Migration Research on Rural
Aging Populations Charles F. Longino, Jr. and Mark H. Smith
The Community-Based Laboratory Approach to the Development of Collaborative
Rural Health and Aging Research and Demonstrations Harold L. Cook and
Gordon H. DeFriese
II. Measuring the Health and Well-Being of Rural People
Incorporating Qualitative Methods Into the Study of Health Beliefs and
Health Behaviors of Rural Older Adults Thomas A. Arcury, Susan A. Gaylord
and Harold L. Cook
The Potential of Community Service and Research Partnerships: The Geriatric
Team Consultation Project Rebecca H. Hunter, Mark E. Williams, Jane
McCaleb, and William Remmes
III. Measuring Health Practices and the Use of Formal and Informal Health
Care
Research in Rural Minority Aging in the Southeast U.S.: Results and
Directions Thomas A. Arcury, Ronny A. Bell, and Iris B. Carlton-LaNey
Trajectories of Health in Aging Populations Elizabeth C. Clipp, Glen H.
Elder, Jr., Linda K. George, and Carl F. Pieper
Methodologic Rigor and Therapeutic Obligation: The Dialectic in Community
Research Carol C. Hogue
Informal Caregiving Networks and Community Resource Infrastructure Serving
Rural Elderly Populations: Making the Macro-Micro Link Jean E. Kincade,
Donna J. Rabiner, Gary M. Nelson, and Mary Anne Salmon
Improving Health Care Research for Rural Elderly People Using Advanced
Communications Technologies Mark E. Williams, Thomas C. Ricketts, III, and
B. G. Thompson
Conclusion Wilbert M. Gesler, Donna J. Rabiner, and Gordon H. DeFriese
I. Defining the Health Issues and Problems of Rural Elderly: Context,
Experience, Statistical Profiles, and Indicators
Introduction to Research on Rural Health and Aging Issues Wilbert M.
Gesler, Donna J. Rabiner, and Gordon H. DeFriese
Secondary Data and Statistical Profiles of Older Rural Americans Mary Anne
Salmon and Thomas C. Ricketts, III
Methods for Assessing Geographic Aspects of Health Care for Older Adults in
Rural Areas Wilbert M. Gesler, Lucy A. Savitz, and Peggy S. Wittie
Theoretical and Methodological Approaches to Migration Research on Rural
Aging Populations Charles F. Longino, Jr. and Mark H. Smith
The Community-Based Laboratory Approach to the Development of Collaborative
Rural Health and Aging Research and Demonstrations Harold L. Cook and
Gordon H. DeFriese
II. Measuring the Health and Well-Being of Rural People
Incorporating Qualitative Methods Into the Study of Health Beliefs and
Health Behaviors of Rural Older Adults Thomas A. Arcury, Susan A. Gaylord
and Harold L. Cook
The Potential of Community Service and Research Partnerships: The Geriatric
Team Consultation Project Rebecca H. Hunter, Mark E. Williams, Jane
McCaleb, and William Remmes
III. Measuring Health Practices and the Use of Formal and Informal Health
Care
Research in Rural Minority Aging in the Southeast U.S.: Results and
Directions Thomas A. Arcury, Ronny A. Bell, and Iris B. Carlton-LaNey
Trajectories of Health in Aging Populations Elizabeth C. Clipp, Glen H.
Elder, Jr., Linda K. George, and Carl F. Pieper
Methodologic Rigor and Therapeutic Obligation: The Dialectic in Community
Research Carol C. Hogue
Informal Caregiving Networks and Community Resource Infrastructure Serving
Rural Elderly Populations: Making the Macro-Micro Link Jean E. Kincade,
Donna J. Rabiner, Gary M. Nelson, and Mary Anne Salmon
Improving Health Care Research for Rural Elderly People Using Advanced
Communications Technologies Mark E. Williams, Thomas C. Ricketts, III, and
B. G. Thompson
Conclusion Wilbert M. Gesler, Donna J. Rabiner, and Gordon H. DeFriese
Experience, Statistical Profiles, and Indicators
Introduction to Research on Rural Health and Aging Issues Wilbert M.
Gesler, Donna J. Rabiner, and Gordon H. DeFriese
Secondary Data and Statistical Profiles of Older Rural Americans Mary Anne
Salmon and Thomas C. Ricketts, III
Methods for Assessing Geographic Aspects of Health Care for Older Adults in
Rural Areas Wilbert M. Gesler, Lucy A. Savitz, and Peggy S. Wittie
Theoretical and Methodological Approaches to Migration Research on Rural
Aging Populations Charles F. Longino, Jr. and Mark H. Smith
The Community-Based Laboratory Approach to the Development of Collaborative
Rural Health and Aging Research and Demonstrations Harold L. Cook and
Gordon H. DeFriese
II. Measuring the Health and Well-Being of Rural People
Incorporating Qualitative Methods Into the Study of Health Beliefs and
Health Behaviors of Rural Older Adults Thomas A. Arcury, Susan A. Gaylord
and Harold L. Cook
The Potential of Community Service and Research Partnerships: The Geriatric
Team Consultation Project Rebecca H. Hunter, Mark E. Williams, Jane
McCaleb, and William Remmes
III. Measuring Health Practices and the Use of Formal and Informal Health
Care
Research in Rural Minority Aging in the Southeast U.S.: Results and
Directions Thomas A. Arcury, Ronny A. Bell, and Iris B. Carlton-LaNey
Trajectories of Health in Aging Populations Elizabeth C. Clipp, Glen H.
Elder, Jr., Linda K. George, and Carl F. Pieper
Methodologic Rigor and Therapeutic Obligation: The Dialectic in Community
Research Carol C. Hogue
Informal Caregiving Networks and Community Resource Infrastructure Serving
Rural Elderly Populations: Making the Macro-Micro Link Jean E. Kincade,
Donna J. Rabiner, Gary M. Nelson, and Mary Anne Salmon
Improving Health Care Research for Rural Elderly People Using Advanced
Communications Technologies Mark E. Williams, Thomas C. Ricketts, III, and
B. G. Thompson
Conclusion Wilbert M. Gesler, Donna J. Rabiner, and Gordon H. DeFriese