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Despite some important and pioneering work, social research in the field of mental health remains a relatively underdeveloped area. However, with the implementation of the National Service Framework and associated strategies, it is becoming increasingly recognised that social aspects are significant, both in contributing to mental distress or breakdown, and in relation to recovery (Duggan et al, 2002; DH, 2003 a, b and c; Social Exclusion Unit, 2004; Tew, 2005) – and hence there is a need to develop a more effective research and evidence base in this area.
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RESEARCH METHOD FOR MENTAL HEALTH
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<p>This paper seeks to address these concerns. It aims to clarify and build on good research practice in order to encourage social research that is both ethical and practically useful.</p>

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