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home/Resources/HDRC South Tees training and development toolkit/Stage 3: Taking the lead and making research happen – Leadership/leading research/Using Q-methodology in social and public health research

Using Q-methodology in social and public health research

Dorothy Newbury-Birch
October 2, 2024

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