Research: a health visitor skill
Stokoe, B.
Health Visitor 68(3): 103-104
1995
ISSN/ISBN: 0017-9140 PMID: 7730077 Document Number: 440336
Health visitors tend not to regard research as a priority, or to see it as a specialist skill. Beverley Stokoe argues that health visitors are best-placed to research their own practice. Here she describes the methodology she used to examine the quality of health visitor interactions with clients.
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