Book review: Research Methods in Health Humanities
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Book review, Health humanities, Quantitative Research, Research methodsDownloads
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Navjeevan Singh
Navjeevan Singh is former professor of Pathology and former coordinator of the Medical Education Unit at the University College of Medical Sciences. He believes that integration of humanities into health professions education will pave the way to better intellectual and psychological development of students and teachers. He considers himself privileged to be working with a team of dedicated, like-minded professionals and deeply appreciates the overwhelming support of the world community of health humanists to the journal RHiME.
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