A qualitative grounded theory study of the conceptions of clinical practice in osteopathy – A continuum from technical rationality to professional artistry

Oliver P. Thomson; Nicola J. Petty; Ann Moore

doi:10.1016/j.math.2013.06.005

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A qualitative grounded theory study of the conceptions of clinical practice in osteopathy – A continuum from technical rationality to professional artistry

Oliver P. Thomson Nicola J. Petty Ann Moore

Year: 2013 Journal: Manual Therapy Vol: 19 (1)Pages: 37-43 Publisher: Elsevier BV

DOI: 10.1016/j.math.2013.06.005

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Osteopathy Grounded theory Theoretical sampling Nonprobability sampling Clinical Practice Medicine Qualitative research Rationality Epistemology Medical education Alternative medicine Nursing Sociology Population Pathology Social science

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Health Sciences → Medicine → Psychiatry and Mental health

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