<p>In this podcast episode, Jim Cockell, who is part of a research team in the Faculty of Nursing at the University Alberta describes how photovoice is used in their participant action research projects based on preceptorship in rural care settings. With photovoice, they discovered 3 key forms of output from their research - publishing, advocacy and learning benefits for the students in the nursing program. </p>

In this podcast episode, Jim Cockell, who is part of a research team in the Faculty of Nursing at the University Alberta describes how photovoice is used in their participant action research projects based on preceptorship in rural care settings. With photovoice, they discovered 3 key forms of output from their research - publishing, advocacy and learning benefits for the students in the nursing program.

<p>In this podcast episode, Jim Cockell, who is part of a research team in the Faculty of Nursing at the University Alberta describes how photovoice is used in their participant action research projects based on preceptorship in rural care settings. With photovoice, they discovered 3 key forms of output from their research - publishing, advocacy and learning benefits for the students in the nursing program.&nbsp;</p>

Episode 1:  Using Photovoice for Publishing, Advocacy and Learning

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Episode 1: Using Photovoice for Publishing, Advocacy and Learning

Episode 1: Using Photovoice for Publishing, Advocacy and Learning