Finding Great Research Questions in Pandemics and Other Crises: An Introduction for Family Medicine Researchers
This is the first in a series of learning modules within the FM Pivot initiative. We aim to inspire and assist global family physicians and primary care practitioners (particularly those who are community based and in LMICs) as they develop their research literacy and implement research strategies in their local contexts when confronted with emergency situations such as the COVID pandemic.
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Welcome! -
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Module Overview
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The Critical Role of Family Medicine Research in Times of Crisis
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Family Medicine Research: Pre-Assessment -
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The importance of producing research in primary care
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Self Learning Exercise 1
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The importance of producing research during global health emergencies: Examples from COVID-19
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Self Learning Exercise 2
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Steps and pathways of designing a research project
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Part 3: Capturing Great Research Questions in the Midst of Crisis
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Building Your Research Question
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Tips for building your research question
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Case Discussion
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Self-Learning Exercise 4
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Let’s compare your answers to some of our suggestions
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Self-Learning Exercise 5
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Turning Questions Into Hypotheses
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Self-Learning Exercise 6
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Part 3 Wrap-Up (and Bonus Features!)
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Section 4 Critical Appraisal Skills for Your Literature Review: Introduction and Qualitative Studies
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Appraising a Qualitative Study
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Section Five: Appraising an RCT/Further Resources
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Reflections, Additional Checklists and Other Resources
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Final Comments/Post Assessment
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Post-Assessment Questionnaire
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Module Evaluation