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Tabla 9: Lista de los documentos empíricos
Número de documento y título
Documentos para la Parte uno: Conceptos
1 Raising the profile of participatory action research at the 2010
Global Symposium on Health Systems Research
2 The application of participatory action research in Latin America
3 Experiencias y metodología de la investigación participativa
4 Critical reflections on social injustice and participatory action
research: The case of the indigenous Ayta community in the
Philippines
5 Use of participatory, action and research methods in enhancing
awareness of mental disorders in Kariobangi, Kenya
6 Consolidating processes for community–health centre partnership
and accountability in Zambia
Documentos para la Parte dos: Métodos
7 Participatory research on workers’ health
8 Participatory action research: the Indian Family Stories Project
9 Participatory health impact assessment for the development of
local government regulation on hazard control
10 Participatory rural appraisal techniques in disenfranchised
communities: a Kenyan case study
11 People, pigs and pollution – experiences with applying
participatory learning and action (PLA) methodology to identify
problems of pig-waste management at the village level in Fiji
12 Networking grassroots efforts to improve safety and health in
informal economy workplaces in Asia
13 Chinese village women as visual anthropologists: A participatory
approach to reaching policymakers
14 Adapting visual methods: action research with Kampala street
children
15 A contribuição da pesquisa avaliação para o processo de
implementação do controle social no SUS
16 Worker participation in change processes in a Danish industrial
setting
17 De la invisibilidad de la situación de las policlínicas
comunitarias-rurales en Uruguay, a la priorización de la salud
rural como política pública
18 Community concepts of poverty: an application to premium
exemptions in Ghana’s National Health Insurance Scheme
Autores y año
Loewenson R, Flores W, Shukla A, Kagis M, Baba A,
Ryklief A, Mbwili-Muleya C y Kakde D (2011)
Fals Borda O (1987)
Falabella G (2002)
Estacio EV y Marks DF(2010)
Othieno C, Kitazi N, Mburu J, Obondo A, Mathai M y
Loewenson R (2009)
Mbwili-Muleya C, Lungu M, Kabuba I, Zulu Lishandu I y
Loewenson R (2008)
Laurell AC, Noriega M, Martinez S y Villegas J (1992)
Garwick AW and Auger S (2003)
Inmuong U, Rithmak P, Srisookwatana S, Traithin N y
Maisuporn P (2011)
Maalim AD (2006)
Terry JP y Khatri K (2009)
Kawakami T (2006)
Wang C, Burris MA y Yue Ping X (1996)
Young L y Barrett H (2001)
Batista A, Muniz JN, Neto JAF y Cotta RMM
(2010)
Rasmussen K, Glasscock D, Hansen O, Carstensen O,
Jepsen J y Nielsen K (2006)
Borgia F, Gularte A, Gabrielzyk I, Azambuja M, Soto J,
Corneo M, Giménez H, Arraras M y González S (2012)
Aryeetey GC, Jehu-Appiah C, Kotoh AM, Spaan E, Arhinful
DK, Baltussen R, van der Geest S y Agyepong IA (2013)
Región
Mundial
Latinoamérica
Latinoamérica
Sureste de Asia
África Oriental
África del Sur
Norteamérica
Asia del Sur
Asia del Sureste
África Oriental
Melanesia –
Pacífico Sur
Asia Oriental
Asia Oriental
África Oriental
Sudamérica
Europa del
Norte
Sudamérica
África Meridional
19 Using participatory action research to build healthy communities
Documento para la Parte tres: Cuestiones y retos
20 Participatory action research: considerations for ethical review
Documento para la Parte cuatro: Evidencias & acción
21 Best practices in the reporting of participatory action research:
Embracing both the forest and the trees
Minkler M (2000)
Khanlou N y Peter E (2005)
Smith L, Rosenzweig L y Schmidt M (2010)
Norteamérica
Mundial
Mundial
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