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Monday, April 27, 2015

“It was like reading a detective novel”: Using PAR to work together for culture change.

Our research team recently published “It was like reading a detective novel”: Using PAR to work together for culture change.
Darla Fortune, , Janet McKeown, Sherry Dupuis, Lorna de Witt.

Journal of Aging Studies

Volume 34, August 2015, Pages 38–47.

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