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Survey As A Research Method

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Survey is one of the most common research methods in heath and social care services. Survey is a term that generally refers to selection of a sample from pre-determined population (people whom the researcher is interested in specific study) to collect data . The collected data from sample is used to make an interference about wider population.

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