Tweetchat Series on Research topics

1. #HallamHealthResearch
Research Tweetchats
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2. The 3P’s
Patients
PersonalProfessional
The Benefits of Research

3. Research Informed
Research Enabled
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4. Research Informed
Research Enabled
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• To facilitate student development in research skills, students will
engage in:
• Research methods teaching and
• Complete a dissertation
In addition we run an extracurricular Research
seminar series, a Podcast series and now a Tweetchat.
These will run either every month, or every other
month depending on popularity –always on the first
Thursdays in each month- November 2nd at 7-8pm UK
time is the first tweetchat, the topic is ‘Where do
research questions come from?’

5. Research Informed
Research Enabled
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Topic 1
Where do ideas come from for research?
Twitter chats usually follow a Q&A format. The host asks questions or posts
discussion topics (indicated by Q1, Q2, etc.) and participants post answers (A1, A2,
etc.) to make it easy to follow along.
We will start by asking everyone to introduce themselves to let us know who is
joining/following the hashtag.
This will be followed by these questions:
Q1: Where might research questions come from?
Q2 Once you have a RQ how can you determine if it is an idea worth
pursuing?
Q3 One RQ or several RQs-how big should you go?
Q4 What are the common pitfalls when writing RQs?
We all use the same hashtag and for the research Tweetchats this will be
#HallamHealthResearch

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