Program Name

Research Methods

Program Description

The Research Methods course introduces healthcare professionals to fundamental research concepts, from understanding ethical considerations to designing studies, analyzing data, and effectively communicating results. Each module builds essential skills for conducting and presenting rigorous scientific research in healthcare settings.

Target audience

Healthcare Professionals

Program Goals

• Introduce healthcare professionals to essential research fundamentals

• Promote ethical research practices involving human subjects

• Build skills in study design, data collection, and analysis

• Enhance the ability to communicate and present research findings effectively

• Prepare participants for active involvement in academic conferences and scientific discussions

Learning Outcomes

•  Define research and explain its role in evidence-based healthcare
• Distinguish between qualitative and quantitative research methods

• Understand ethical standards including informed consent, IRB approval, and research integrity

• Select appropriate research designs and recognize different methodologies

• Apply data collection tools and analyze both qualitative and quantitative data

• Write and present research findings effectively using clear visuals and structured formats

• Engage in academic conferences with appropriate networking and goal-setting strategies

• Evaluate different types of research and identify strengths and biases in each

Evaluation Method

• Formative Assessment: Interactive questions with feedback.

• Summative Assessment: End-of-module quiz.

Program Modules

• Introduction to Research Methods

• Research Ethics

• Study Design

• Data Collection and Analysis

• Communicating Research

• The Conference Welcome