Research method
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This document provides an overview of public health research methods. It defines quantitative and qualitative research and outlines the typical steps for quantitative research, including developing a research question, selecting a study type, collecting and analyzing data, interpreting results, and reporting findings. It also discusses developing a research question, conducting a literature review to explore existing research on a topic, and provides an example group activity to help understand the research process.
Research method
- 1. Public Health Research Method HLTH 6042 Morium B. Bably
- 2. Objective Define research Brief overview on quantitative research Steps/process of quantitative research Brief overview about literature review Group activity
- 3. Whatis Research? investigation or experimentation aimed at the discovery and interpretation of facts, revision of accepted theories or laws in the light of new facts, or practical application of such new or revised theories or laws. the systematic investigation into and study of materials and sources in order to establish facts and reach new conclusions.
- 6. Researc h question Select study type Collect & analyze data Interpret results Report finding Steps of Quantitative Research
- 7. WheretoStart? Choose Research Topic Develop a Research Question Example: What is the relationship between______&_______? What is the difference between _______ &______? To what extent can _______predict _________? Does _______ effect _________? Does _____increase/decrease _______? How much? How often? Literature Review
- 8. activity 1.Develop a research question based on the following- Exposure- Vitamin D deficiency Outcome- Birth Outcome Population- USA/Developed country 2. Find 1 related articles by conducting literature review based on your research question. https://library.uncc.edu/ Group Activity
- 9. Homework Develop 1 research question based on your research interest Conduct a literature review on the selected RQ Find at least 3 articles related to your research question