Stephen Mumford

Causation: A Very Short Introduction

Author: Editorial 29th April 2022 0 Comments

Causation: A Very Short Introduction is the title of a book by Stephen Mumford and Rani Lill Anjum. It’s relevant to the field of mental health because of (for example): The scientific paradigm in relation to mental healthcare. Should this paradigm…
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a coherent system

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Causation and evidence-based practice an ontological review

Author: Editorial 28th October 2021 0 Comments

This paper – from Prof. Roger Kerry, Thor Eriksen, Prof. Svein Anders Noer Lie, Prof. Stephen Mumford, and Dr. Rani Anjum – has been published in the Journal of Evaluation in Clinical Practice. The abstract says: “This paper explores the nature…
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causal dispositionalism, causation, complexity science, complexity-based practice, evidence-based practice, Journal of Evaluation in Clinical Practice, Rani Anjum, Research, Roger Kerry, Stephen Mumford, Svein Anders Noer Lie, Thor Eriksen

A philosophical argument against evidence-based policy

Author: Editorial 15th November 2018 0 Comments

This article by Rani Anjum and Stephen Mumford was published (May 2016) in the Journal of Evaluation in Clinical Practice. Its subject – evidence-based policy and practice – is as relevant to mental healthcare as it is to biophysical healthcare. The…
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Causation: A Very Short Introduction

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