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This document provides guidance on how to select a research topic and conduct research. It outlines important steps like identifying a problem, formulating research questions, deciding if the topic is worth investigating, defining exposures and outcomes, and designing a study. Key factors for selecting a feasible topic are relevance, specificity, being analytical and original. Important sources of research questions are advisors, literature, conferences, and funded projects. When considering a topic, researchers should think about who, what, when, where, and why questions. Objectives for descriptive and analytical studies should be clearly defined. Overall, research should solve an existing problem, fill knowledge gaps, and be innovative. The process of conducting research involves framing the topic, obtaining ethics approval,
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- 1. How to select the research topic and conduct the research Iva Patel
- 2. Topic should be Relevant Specific Analytical Original Feasible
- 3. Identify the problem Spell out research question Decide worth investing by peer review Define exposure and outcomes Define the study design Sharpen the initial question. Identify the topic. Draft the objective
- 4. Sources of research question • Advisors /committee members/ Colleagues • Reading literature/Publication • Library / internet • Conferences/ Seminars • Look what has been funded who gets funded and by Whom? • Draw inspiration from anywhere you can
- 5. Think of the who, what, when, where and why questions: • WHY did you choose the topic? • WHO are the information providers on this topic? Who might publish information about it? Do you know of organizations or institutions affiliated with the topic? • WHAT are the major questions for this topic? Is there a debate about the topic? Are there a range of issues and viewpoints to consider? • WHERE is your topic important: at the local, national or international level? Are there specific places affected by the topic? • WHEN is/was your topic important? Is it a current event or an historical issue? Do you want to compare your topic by time periods?
- 6. Feasibility • Can you complete the project in the time available? • Will the research still be current when you finish? • Do you have sufficient financial and other resources? • Will you be able to gain access to data?
- 7. Framing the objective: • Frame in specific and epidemiologic terms • Write in scientific/ epidemiological language • Make use of no more than one verb for each • Sort as primary and secondary objectives • Be clear about the type of question Descriptive Question ( measuring a quantity) Analytical/ experimental questions (testing a hypothesis )
- 8. Objectives for descriptive vs. analytical studies • Descriptive: Estimating a quantity • Use the verb “estimate” • E.g. Estimate prevalence of physical activity Analytical: Testing a hypothesis Use the verb “determine” E.g. Determine whether exercise reduces blood sugar level
- 9. Research should be • Need based • Solving a problem that existing • Fill in the gap for something unknown • Innovative
- 10. How to conduct the research in our set up Framing topic Make a EC proposal Start patient enrollment Feed the data in excel Analysis Drafting results Conclusion Writing manuscript Publishing in Journal
- 11. Thank you