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Articles in Dec, 1999 issue of Health Services Research

• The Emergence of Qualitative Methods in Health Services Research
• Clustering and the Design of Preference-Assessment Surveys in Healthcare
  by Alfred Lin
• Enhancing the Quality and Credibility of Qualitative Analysis
  by Michael Quinn Patton
• Using Medicaid Claims to Construct Dental Service Market Areas
  by Michelle L. Mayer
• Enhancing the Quality of Case Studies in Health Services Research
  by Robert K. Yin
• Commentary: How Well Do We Understand the Relationship Between Prenatal Care and Birth Weight?
  by Kevin D. Frick
• Using Qualitative Comparative Analysis to Study Causal Complexity
  by Charles C. Ragin
• On the Issues of the Effectiveness of Prenatal Care: A Reply
  by Gordon G. Liu
• Analyzing Qualitative Data with Computer Software
  by Eben A. Weitzman
• Does What Nurses Do Affect Clinical Outcomes for Hospitalized Patients? A Review of the Literature
  by Jan L. Lee
• How Will We Know "Good" Qualitative Research When We See It? Beginning the Dialogue in Health Services Research
  by Kelly J. Devers
• Reengineering and the Hospital Staff Nurse
• Overview of the Special Supplement Issue
  by Thomas G. Rundall
• The Effects of Managed Care and Prospective Payment on the Demand for Hospital Nurses: Evidence from California
  by Joanne Spetz
• The Distinctiveness of Case-oriented Research
  by Charles C. Ragin
• National Probability Samples in Studies of Low-Prevalence Diseases. Part I: Perspectives and Lessons from the HIV Cost and Services Utilization Study
  by Martin F. Shapiro
• Qualitative Methods: What Are They and Why Use Them?
  by Shoshanna Sofaer
• National Probability Samples in Studies of Low-Prevalence Diseases. Part II: Designing and Implementing the HIV Cost and Services Utilization Study Sample
  by Martin Frankel
• Qualitative Research and the Profound Grasp of the Obvious
  by Robert E. Hurley