Fundamentals of Global Health Research Course by University of Washington (USA)
Overview
Fundamentals
of Global Health Research: Planning, implementation and dissemination is designed to train
participants in the development and conduct of research globally, with an
emphasis on low resource settings.
Course applications closes 25 February 2020
This Course will start in 13 April 2020 and end in 28 June 2020
Course applications closes 25 February 2020
This Course will start in 13 April 2020 and end in 28 June 2020
Target Audience
Although previous research experience is not required, this course may be challenging for someone who does not have strong writing skills, is not prepared to start developing independent research ideas, or begin writing grant proposals.
Eligibility
To be admitted to the course, you
must have a Bachelor’s-level degree
or equivalent and experience in a
health-related field.
Format
This online graduate-level course has video lectures,
readings, discussion forums, quizzes, and
assignments. You can participate in this course as an
independent participant or as part of a site with five
or more people.
We encourage participation as a
group because it provides a forum for discussing
course concepts and applying them to the local
setting and customs. The course is taught in English.
Topics
The following list of topics will be covered in the course (but not in this particular order).
1) Successful grant writing
• Hypothesis and aims
• Significance
• Innovation
• Research approach
• Research budget
• Critical grant
components and
letters of support
• Biosketches
• Grant peer review
• Other grant types
2) Support
• Mentorship
• Collaboration
3) Designing studies
• Study types
• Qualitative research
• Implementation
science
• Stats and sample size
4) Ethics
• Principles of ethical
research
• IRBs
5) Data management
• Data analysis plans
• Study design
instruments (including
ODK and REDCap)
• Qualitative data
collection and analysis
• Writing qualitative
questions
• Data organization and
flow charts
6) Disseminating research
• Oral presentations
• Publishing (finding the
right journals, open
access and fees,
predatory publishing)
The following list of topics will be covered in the course (but not in this particular order).
1) Successful grant writing
• Hypothesis and aims
• Significance
• Innovation
• Research approach
• Research budget
• Critical grant
components and
letters of support
• Biosketches
• Grant peer review
• Other grant types
2) Support
• Mentorship
• Collaboration
3) Designing studies
• Study types
• Qualitative research
• Implementation
science
• Stats and sample size
4) Ethics
• Principles of ethical
research
• IRBs
5) Data management
• Data analysis plans
• Study design
instruments (including
ODK and REDCap)
• Qualitative data
collection and analysis
• Writing qualitative
questions
• Data organization and
flow charts
6) Disseminating research
• Oral presentations
• Publishing (finding the
right journals, open
access and fees,
predatory publishing)
• Manuscript writing
7) Budget
and grant management
8) Manuscript
development and presentation skills
9) Proposal writing
10)
Presentation skills
It was created to provide
participants anticipating a research-oriented career with the tools they need
to develop and design a research study, write a successful proposal, and
conduct research independently in an international setting.
11) Site Meetings
We also recommend having the participants share one or two things they hope to get out of the course and what experience they have with:
• Writing research grants
• Managing data (such as collecting or analyzing data)
• Writing and submitting manuscripts
• Giving a poster presentation at a conference
• Giving an oral presentation at a conference
Proposed activities are listed below (however the order may change). If you choose to meet
fewer than weekly, you can pick which activities to do.
11) Site Meetings
We also recommend having the participants share one or two things they hope to get out of the course and what experience they have with:
• Writing research grants
• Managing data (such as collecting or analyzing data)
• Writing and submitting manuscripts
• Giving a poster presentation at a conference
• Giving an oral presentation at a conference
Proposed activities are listed below (however the order may change). If you choose to meet
fewer than weekly, you can pick which activities to do.
Certification
For those who successfully completed the course will receive a formal printed Certificate of Completion on vellum paper with University of Washington seal mailed to them.
Sample- Certificate of completion |
Further Information
Any additional inquiry and clarifications about this program you should contact Dr. Mohamed Y. Dualeh, MD via his email: drdualeh@hesma.or.ke and if possible discourse with his phonephone:(+252 63 4417945 by texting him in WattsApp) regarding how to register, getting an assistance in application process while he is exercising as a local resource for our participants acting as Site Coordinator, HeSMA SOM, Somalia, UW Global Health Department.
Official website of the University of Washington Department of Global Health E-learning: https://edgh.washington.edu
PS: We are currently running Project Management in Global Health Course and Introduction to Epidemiology Course.
Similarly, we will be also offering another 2 courses in these Global Health series named Clinical Management of HIV and Leadership and Management in Health concurrently.
PS: We are currently running Project Management in Global Health Course and Introduction to Epidemiology Course.
Similarly, we will be also offering another 2 courses in these Global Health series named Clinical Management of HIV and Leadership and Management in Health concurrently.
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