Andrew Russell

TL;DR: This book presents a series of eleven essays written between 1978 and 1987 on subjects relevant to the anthropology of health and international health, acknowledging that perceptions of ethnophysiology and contingent health concerns influence health behavior and the use of traditional and modern health resources.

TL;DR: At a time when ethnography is seen to be at risk from strictures placed upon it by ethics approval procedures and the like, it is increasingly valued by the wider public as discussed by the authors.

TL;DR: Eco-cultural tourism as mentioned in this paper is a concept in which ecological and cultural aspects of a landscape are combined to create a site for tourists, where communities with otherwise marginal cultural or ecological resources can develop.

TL;DR: It is argued that increased attention should be paid to the description, analysis and theorising of the practice itself as the basis upon which the findings of impact studies can be understood and accepted.

TL;DR: The evidence from this research will be used to argue that standard consumer satisfaction questionnaires of health provision are inadequate indicators of patients' experience of health care delivery.