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Appraising Studies in Health Using Rapid Assessment Procedures (RAP): Eleven Critical Criteria

Adi Utarini^a, Anna Winkvist^b, Gretel H. Pelto^c

^aGadjah Mada University, Yogyakarta, Indonesia, and Umea University, Sweden
^bUmeå University, Sweden
^cCornell University Ithaca,, New York

Human Organization Society for Applied Anthropology2001-12-01 39 citations29 references

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In recent years, rapid assessment procedures (RAP) have resulted in many descriptive health studies of potential utility to the wider social science community. However, as RAP departs from the in-d ...

TL;DRIn recent years, rapid assessment procedures (RAP) have resulted in many descriptive health studies of potential utility to the wider social science community, but as RAP departs from the in-d decision-making process, some of these studies have had limited utility. (Semantic Scholar)

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