Meanings of ethnographic study in English

In the second phase, four hospitals were purposively selected for additional ethnographic study.

Methods: Prospective ethnographic study in a university hospital, tertiary care center.

Results: Our experiences in this study highlight some potential benefits of and difficulties in conducting an ethnographic study in family practice.

Hull's ethnographic study of scientists at work is not as methodologically rigorous as the other studies discussed earlier in this chapter.

This ethnographic study focused on the relationship between local beliefs of the cause of malaria and treatment itineraries of suspected cases.

This paper is a reflexive examination of some of the challenges encountered while conducting an ethnographic study in a primary care setting.

Background: Biomedical and ethnographic studies among indigenous people are common practice in health and geographical research.

Design: Ethnographic study drawing on observations of practice routines and consultations, debriefing interviews with staff and patients and review of patient records.