AN ARTICULATION AND ANALYSIS OF THE FOCUS DELPHI PROCESS AS A METHOD FOR OPTIMIZING THE UTILIZATION OF HUMAN TESTIMONY IN SOCIAL HEALTH POLICY PLANNING AND RESEARCH. - ProQuest

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AN ARTICULATION AND ANALYSIS OF THE FOCUS DELPHI PROCESS AS A METHOD FOR OPTIMIZING THE UTILIZATION OF HUMAN TESTIMONY IN SOCIAL HEALTH POLICY PLANNING AND RESEARCH.

MCCURDY, WILLIAM OSCAR, JR. The University of Texas School of Public Health ProQuest Dissertations & Theses, 1975. 7702972.