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Knodel. Conducting comparative focus-group research: cautionary comments from a coordinator. Health Trans. Rev. 4(1) 1994:99-104.
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Willms, D.G., Best, J.A., Taylor, D.W., et al. A systematic approach for using qualitative methods in primary prevention research. Medical Anthropology Quarterly, 4(4), 1990: 391-409.
Lindenbaum, Shirley, Chakraborty, Manisha, and Mohammed Elias. The influence of maternal education on infant and child mortality in Bangladesh. Chapter 6 in John C. Caldwell and Gigi Santow (editors) Selected Readings in the Cultural, Social, and Behavioural Determinants of Health. Health Transition Series No. 1. Canberra: Health Transition Centre, The Australian National University. 1989
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