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Documentos Seleccionados para la Parte dos: Métodos
La Parte dos trata la instrumentación y los documentos
seleccionados proporcionan ejemplos de los procesos
y métodos para aplicar la investigación-acción
participativa y las herramientas para recopilar pruebas,
a lo largo de un amplio rango de países y contextos.
Permisos de referencia y copyright para los
documentos 7–19
Los documentos seleccionados fueron reproducidos
con el permiso de las siguientes fuentes:
Documento 7
Laurell AC et al. (1992) Participatory research
on workers’ health, Social Science & Medicine
34(6):603–613
www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/
pii/027795369290188V
Copyright © Elsevier 1992. Reproducido con permiso
de Elsevier.
Documento 8
Garwick AW y Auger S (2003) Participatory action
research: the Indian Family Stories Project,
Nursing Outlook 51(6):261–266
www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/
S0029655403002008
Copyright © Elsevier 2003. Reproducido con permiso
de Elsevier.
Documento 9
Inmuong U et al. (2011) Participatory health impact
assessment for the development of local government
regulation on hazard control, Environmental Impact
Assessment Review 31(4): 412–414
www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/
S0195925510000594
Copyright © Elsevier 2011. Reproducido con permiso
de Elsevier.
Documento 10
Maalim AD (2006) Participatory rural appraisal
techniques in disenfranchised communities: a
Kenyan case study, International Nursing Review
53:178–188
http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/j.1466-
7657.2006.00489.x/abstract
Copyright © International Nursing Review, Blackwell
2006. Reproducido con permiso de Blackwell
Publishing Ltd.
Documento 11
Terry JP and Khatri K (2009) 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, Journal of
Cleaner Production 17(16):1393–1400
www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/
S095965260900184X
Copyright © Elsevier 2009. Reproducido con permiso
de Elsevier.
Documento 12
Kawakami T (2006) Networking grassroots efforts
to improve safety and health in informal economy
workplaces in Asia, Industrial Health 44(1):42–47
www.jstage.jst.go.jp/article/indhealth/44/1 /44_1_42/_
pdf
Copyright © Industrial Health 2006. Reproducido con
permiso de Salud Industrial.
Documento 13
Wang C, Burris MA and Yue Ping X (1996) Chinese
village women as visual anthropologists: a
participatory approach to reaching policymakers,
Social Science & Medicine 42(10): 1391–1400
www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/
pii/0277953695002871
Copyright © Elsevier 1996. Reproducido con permiso
de Elsevier.
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