Re-Cap of Dr Nayyar's Lecture on Last Saturday (Synopsis)

by Dr Abu Zar Taizai Tue Jan 05, 2010 5:29 pm

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Re-Cap of Dr Nayyar's Lecture on Last Saturday (Synopsis)

by Dr Abu Zar Taizai Tue Jan 05, 2010 5:29 pm

The Following is the Re-Cap of Dr Nayyar's Fantastic Lecture on Synopsis of Thesis,I am presenting it to help all my class-fellows especially Dr Latifullah Khattak Famous with Mr Dentist

Wish You Good Thesis

Have a Nice Time

Yours Sincerely

Dr Abu Zar Taizai

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Synopsis of Research Writing

First You Should Give The Title of Your Research Work

1-Title

(Edited)The title should be reflective of The work you have done

2-Background and Rationale of the study

This should be about 1-2 pages

Define the problem, discuss the magnitude its effects on health or health related issue

and any other relevant information you may want to discuss (You should give references)

The references should be accepted only if it is in Vancouver style

Rationale_

Justify with reasons, that why you would like to do this research study

How your research will add new knowledge to a given problem’s solution

Research methodology

Objectives of the study (SMART) Specific, Measurable, Attainable. Realistic And Time Bound
Operational Definition
Study population
Study venue, dates
Sample size
Inclusion criteria and exclusion criteria
Data collection methods, like community survey, interviews, questionnaire
Data analysis methods like, Counting frequencies Tables, SPSS, Epi Info, regression co- relation etc
Reference:

Vancouver Style

Suppose Dr Nayyar Raza Kazmi and Dr Abu Zar had done a study on hepatitis C In children living in afghan Refugees Camp, and you want to give this reference then you have to Write the last full names of the authors and Abbreviated first name of the authors, then give the book name, then the reference of the book or journal in which it was published in an abbreviated form then the year in which it was published, then give the volume of the concerned topic and then the range of pages in which this particular topic was discussed

The following is the example of such reference in a Vancouver style.