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Principle and Application in Health Research Methods
2 credit
Type of courses
Compulsory courses
Instructor
Hsien-Ho Lin
Course Outline
The module will be delivered over one semester, as a blend of small group work and lectures, practical exercises, group project and presentation, and in-class discussion of reading tasks.

Course Objectives:

The aim of this course is to introduce concepts of study design, literature review, data collection and analysis, and evidence synthesis commonly used in public health and related social research, with a strong focus on their application to global health study. At the end of the course the students are expected to:

1. (DGH-2)Scrutinize and apply qualitative and quantitative methods to provide evidence-based solutions to global health problems considering cultural safety and diversity 
2. (DGH-3)Design, implement, and evaluate theory-informed and evidence-based research programs in an academia or practice setting 

 

 

Course Requirements:

1. Students are assumed to have taken introductory level biostats and epi 
2. Active participations in the discussion and presentation of reading tasks are requirements for all students.

 

 

CEPH Competencies Met:

Doctoral Core Competencies in Global Health 

DGH-1

Exemplify proficient skills to contribute to public health scholarship and engage community partners and stakeholders to conduct own research and form collaborations based on high ethical standards

DGH-2

Scrutinize and apply qualitative and quantitative methods to provide evidence-based solutions to global health problems considering cultural safety and diversity

DGH-3

Design, implement, and evaluate theory-informed and evidence-based research programs in an academia or practice setting

DGH-4

Recognize and analytically evaluate socioeconomic, environmental, behavioral, and biological determinants of population health