A research curriculum has been designed to optimize the research learning experience. The following document provides content that covers most every aspect of the research experience. These modules are available to students, academic institutions, and organizations. The modules are created in a menu type fashion with material available for the new researcher, as well as the advanced researcher.
Research Scholarship Curriculum (pdf)
DownloadThis brief (5 minute) video provides an overview of seven steps to jump start a research experience.
The first step in any activity is the identification of potential barriers to success. The next step is writing a quality research question. Select the links below to learn more about setting yourself up for success and writing a research question.
An understanding of the research approval process is integral (and required) to successful research. Review the contents below to gain an understanding of the research approval process specific to your program and/or site.
Research Misconduct (pdf)
DownloadTo ensure your research question meets FINER criteria, a review of the literature must be undertaken. Select the links below to learn more. NOTE: If you're unfamiliar with FINER criteria, review the Research Question presentation.
Conducting an analytical study requires a detailed methodology. As in building a home, the methodology is similar to the blue print of the home. A detailed methodology helps ensure the successful completion of a research project. Select the links below to learn more about writing a method section for your studies.
Scholarly writing is the application of a specific format (and style) of writing. The appropriate application of a style is often a requirement for dissertations and submissions to journals. Styles help ensure concise, powerful, and persuasive scholarly communication. Select the links below to access specific styles.
A link to the American Psychological Association (APA) style and Journal Article Reporting Standards (JARS)
A link to content related to American Medical Association (AMA) style guidelines
A link to content related to Vancouver (aka NLM) style guidelines
Survey research is a very popular method for conducting a research study. There are specific guidelines that need to be followed to ensure a quality survey. Select the links below to learn more.
Survey Research (pdf)
DownloadWatch this 10 minute video on how to create a survey using Qualtrics.
REDCap is a very popular research electronic data capture program. It is used by thousands of institutions to collect and manage data. Gaining experience in REDCap will be of value to you as a physician, and researcher. Check out the links below to learn more..
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