An introduction to grounded theory

Bedford, Martin

doi:10.17225/jhp.00004

Abstract

Two articles in this launch issue of the journal explore the patient experience of haemophilia. To set the context, Martin Bedford explains the grounded theory method, and gives a brief overview of how and when it might be used in haemophilia research.

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An introduction to grounded theory

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