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Sucessful Health Research Goals and Methods for Low Resource Settings

Sucessful Health Research Goals and Methods for Low Resource Settings

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Kathryn Jacobsen

Kathryn Jacobsen

Apr 16, 2013

Why do research? How can clinical and public health research support health ministries? What low-cost research methods can yield high-impact results? This workshop will answer these questions and provide an overview of the entire applied health research process, from developing a focused research question to collecting and analyzing data to sharing discoveries.

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