Focus group technique: a consumer perspective on outpatient therapeutic services

Julie H. Barlow; Karen Harrison

Focus group technique: a consumer perspective on outpatient therapeutic services

Julie H. Barlow, Karen Harrison

School of Health and Care

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Abstract

Central government legislative initiatives have sought to introduce market values into the health-care environment. This has resulted in an interest in consumer opinion, which may be explored through the qualitative research technique of focused group discussion.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	323-327
Journal	British Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation
Volume	2
Issue number	6
Publication status	Published - 1995

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Journal has subsequently been renamed 'International Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation' in 2003. All previous articles are listed under this title on the journal webpage.
As required by the publisher, this article may be used for personal reading only. For any other use, please contact Olivia Wood at the publisher’s office - [email protected] for permission.

Keywords

consumer satisfaction
focus groups
outpatient services
administration

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Focus group technique: a consumer perspective on outpatient therapeutic services

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