Final Flashcards
(21 cards)
What is the first step in planning of the research work?
-Development of the questionnaire
-Selection of the research problem/topic and formulation of the aim of the study
-Description of the research methodology
-Review if the scientific literature
-Selection of the research problem/topic and formulation of the aim of the study
Following issue should be provided in the summary of research work:
-Main sources of scientific literature
-Detailed results of the study
-Discussion of the results
-Main figures and tables
-Research aim, objectives, the most important aspects of the methodology, study participants, the most important research results, conclusions and recommendations
-Short literature
-Research aim, objectives, the most important aspects of the methodology, study participants, the most important research results, conclusions and recommendations
Tables and figures should be presented following these rules:
-Numbering of tables and figures should be separated
-There should be as many tables and figures as possible: all the data should be presented in the tables or figures
-Only the most important, summarised information should be presented in the text, which is presented in the tables and figures
-All tables and figures should have titles
-Only significant results should be presented in the tables and figures
-All tables and figures should have titles
-Numbering of tables and figures should be separated
-Only the most important, summarised information should be presented in the text, which is presented in the tables and figures
Random sampling is?
During selection of the study participants, all subjects have a certain probability (non-zero probability) to get into the sample
Which questions should presented in the beginning of the questionnaire?
The most important
Which statements are correct according to the International regulations related to medical ethics?
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Individual interests of research participants should prevail over societal interests
Sampling is?
Selection of number of study unites from a defined study population
What is the research problem?
What science did not investigate yet
What is scientific research?
Research conducted for the purpose of contributing towards science by the systematic collections, interpretation and evaluation of data in a planned manner
What should be included into study objectives?
Various aspects of the research problem, including the main factors that possibly cause the problem or are associated with it
In which section of the research work theoretical background of the research problem is provided?
Literature review
The last step in preparation of the research work is?
Formulate research conclusions and recommendations
Results of the research should be presented following these rules?
-Present results, which answer to the aim and objectives
-All tables and figures should have a description in the text
What is reflected in the study aim?
Concise description of what is expected to achieve with the study
In which case any sort of human research project will not be ethically justified?
If research Is not beneficial scientifically and societally
How properly present the results of the research?
Present only the most important results, which illustrate the aim and objectives of the study
In which part of the scientific research importance of the research problem is briefly described?
Introduction
In which study the relative risk and an attributable risk could be assessed?
Cross sectional study
–> A type of observational research that analyzes data of variables collected at one given point in time across a sample population or a pre-defined subset.
Please, specify what the sensitivity of the screening test is?
Proportion of diseased people were correctly identified as “positive” by the test
In which type of epidemiological analytic studies the units of analysis are groups of people rather than individuals?
Ecological (correlation) studies
Please specify how the analytical studies are classified?
Classified into ecological, cross sectional, case control, cohort studies
