Independent Research and Applied Practice in Public Health
Independent research or applied community-oriented project in public health directed by a teaching faculty member.
Summary
What you’ll be able to do
Conduct public health research and applied practice under the guidance of a public health mentor.
Create and follow an independent study plan while demonstrating integrity, accountability, and professionalism for all deliverables.
Develop an understanding of public health research design by working collaboratively on research or grant proposals.
Apply core public health skills and competency in understanding public health system and issues, including qualitative and quantitative data.
Prepare and present study/research findings to public health mentor or teaching faculty.
Interpret research results in the context of literature and public health practice.
Source: UW Guide
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Independent study or research on an individualized research or applied community-oriented project under the direction of a public health teaching faculty member.
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Topics
- Individualized research and applied community-oriented projects
- Public health research design and grant proposals
- Public health systems, issues, and qualitative/quantitative data
- Interpretation of research results in literature and practice
Skills
- Public health research design and grant proposal development
- Application of qualitative and quantitative data analysis in public health
- Interpretation of research results within public health literature and practice
- Preparation and presentation of study and research findings
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