What is a Problem Statement? [with examples]
The statement of the problem is one of the first things that a colleague or potential client will read. With the vastness of the information available at one’s fingertips in…
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How to Write a Research Question
Writing a good Research question is the key to a successful project, regardless of whether you are writing a thesis, paper or article. Knowing the question that you are trying…
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Systematic Literature Review or Literature Review?
As a researcher, you may be required to conduct a literature review. But what kind of review do you need to complete? Is it a systematic literature review or a…
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Quality in Qualitative Research: Enhance Data to the Next Level
The use of qualitative over quantitative data research methods usually depends on the type and scope of the research project. There are also hybrid models that utilize both types of…
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Medical Research Methods
There is a multitude of ways to conduct medical research, and in this article we’ll review the most popular forms of medical research. Medical research methods can range from hands-on…
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Confidentiality and Data Protection in Research
Data protection issues in research remain at the top of researchers’ and institutional awareness, especially in this day and age where confidential information can be hacked and disseminated. When you…
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How to Avoid Poor Research Design
Poor research design can result in low-quality results, and certainly difficulty in publishing your work. As we all know in academia, publishing quality research is critical for continued success in…
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Research Team Structure
A scientific research team is a group of individuals, working to complete a research project successfully. When run well, the research team members work closely, and have clearly defined roles.…
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