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The use of the life course paradigm and life course charts to explore referral for family history of breast cancer.

International journal of nursing studies - 1 Jan 2008

Benjamin Caroline, Flynn Maria, Hallett Christine, Ellis Ian, Booth Katie

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BACKGROUND: Life course research methodologies are used extensively in historical and social science research. In 1998 the life course paradigm was introduced to provide a way of tracing the interplay of person and setting. The method has had a very limited use in nursing research, but in this study it was utilized as a way of capturing dynamic change by placing the individual within a context of four domains;...

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PMID: 17157849
DOI: 10.1016/j.ijnurstu.2006.10.007

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