PH 215 Chapter Notes - Chapter 3: Focus Group, Conceptual Framework, Informed Consent

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A well-articulated design is the basis for all research proposals. The process of designing and implementing qualitative research is rarely linear. Reviewers often have their own criteria for judging quality and relevance. Examples of areas of inquiry in public health: The need for dental care in a community health service. The introduction of a new method of cancer screening. The prevalence of stroke in a low-risk population. Most applied researchers need to secure funding, and in order to do so, they must persuade stakeholders that the inquiry will benefit society and demonstrate that the proposed approach will provide useful information. Orients the reviewer to the research problem. Provides a review of what is already known. Identifies specific gaps in knowledge that will be addressed by the proposed study. After establishing the purpose of the study, identify specific operational objectives, which.

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