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Announcements
BACH Complexity Seminars 2005
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The third annual series of BACH Complexity Seminars
presented by
- Action & Research Open Web (AROW), Faculty of Health Sciences,
- Institute for Teaching and Learning (ITL), The University of Sydney,
- Northern Centre for Healthcare Improvement (NCHI), NSW Health, and
- Society for Organisational Learning Australia (SOLA)
The evidence for action research
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The U.S. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality has
released the report, Community-based Participatory Research: Assessing
the Evidence in PDF form on its website at
http://www.ahrq.gov/clinic/evrptpdfs.htm#cbpr
This is an excellent review of participatory action research in
community health
Visit to Sichuan University, Chengdu Province P.R.China
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On 20 August 2004, Sydney University academics Dr Barbara
Adamson of School of Behavioural & Community Health (Coordinator of Doctor
of Health Science program) and Dr John Predebon of Psychology Department
made a goodwill visit to Sichuan University. We hope Sichuan University and
The University of Sydney will collaborate in action research.
Click to see photos of the visit.
ALARPM 6th World Congress & PAR 10th World
Congress
Conference proceedings are now available
at:
http://www.education.up.ac.za/alarpm/proceedings.html
Casual Work
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Part-time casual work is often available.
The position advertised has been filled for 2004, however postgraduate
research students who can use (or want to use) FrontPage and WebCT Web
software may inquire by e-mail to
Action Research journal
Action Research, a new
international interdisciplinary journal, is available from Sage
publications. Full details at
http://www.sagepub.co.uk/journal.aspx?pid=105462
Internet Support for Depression
Please visit our newest
on-line research project.
Questionnaires are now closed
Higher Degrees
Action learning and action research (as well as other
approaches) can be used in the coursework and research degree programs offered
through the Faculty of Health Sciences at Master or Doctoral level. For
information
Any questions?
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