1. How can we use ethnography public health work? OR 2. Of the various types of ethnography, which one(s) do you think you would use in your own work, and why?
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In the context of public health, ethnography can be used to gain insights into the social and cultural factors that influence health behaviors, access to healthcare, and the effectiveness of public health interventions. Show more…
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