Hilary speaks with Bob Dick and Shankar Sankaran in Australia. Shankar Sankaran met Bob as an entrepreneurial manager and PhD Student who found value in the Action Research approach which he now teaches in Sydney. Bob Dick was his professor, known as a master of clarity on all things action research, not least because he reads […]
Read More...Speaking with Bob Dick and Shankar Sankaran from Australia. Bob Dick is known as a master of clarity on all things action research, not least because he reads everything written on the topic! Shankar Sankaran met Bob as an entrepreneurial manager and PhD Student who found value in the Action Research approach. Shankar now teaches […]
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Blog post by Miguel Padilha Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is one of the leading causes of death and morbidity in the world. The disease is chronic and there is no cure. Further, the symptoms evolve slowly why the disease is often detected late during the disease progress. Thus, the importance of early detection in […]
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Blog post by Viola Nyman A wing of a butterfly Insider Action research as an approach and a method – exploring institutional encounters from within a birthing context It is a struggle to initiate an AR process as a novel insider action researcher, left alone at the “messy front line” where everyday urgencies on […]
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Blog Post by Berkeley Franz Blog for the article: Key Theoretical Distinctions in Community-based Health Interventions Authors: John W. Murphy, Berkeley Franz, and Jung Min Choi Community-based health projects have become quite popular as a means to promote sustainable and relevant health care. Particularly important to the success of these projects is an emphasis on […]
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