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Research Methods - Quantitative Background

Background information regarding quantitative research methods.

2009-09-20 – Background

What are the technical contents and format of a research proposal?

2009-09-21 – Practice Question

Why is research important in supporting evidence-based practice in nutrition and dietetics?

2009-09-21 – Practice Question

What is the recommended approach for developing a research topic?

2009-09-21 – Practice Question

How do I design an experimental research project (e.g. randomized controlled trial)?

2009-09-21 – Practice Question

Research Methods Summary of Recommendations and Evidence

A synthesis of the recommendations and evidence regarding research methods.

2009-09-21 – Summary of Recommendations and Evidence

What are the ethical issues that need to be considered when conducting research involving human or animal subjects?

2009-09-21 – Practice Question

How can I design an effective questionnaire or recording form (for surveys or other descriptive research projects)?

2009-09-14 – Practice Question

PEN Glossary Research Definitions

A Practice-based Evidence in Nutrition [PEN] glossary of research definitions.

2011-06-29 – Handout

An Introduction to Evidence-Informed Public Health and a Compendium of Critical Appraisal Tools for Public Health Practice

This National Collaborating Centre for Methods and Tools document defines and summarizes the concept of evidence-informed public health (EIPH), supports the importance of critical appraisal of primary research studies and systematic reviews to inform practice, and presents some of the more commonly used critical appraisal tools.

2009-09-21 – Topic Overview

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