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To Health Systems Research Methodolog Y: Bogor, May 23, 2012

The document outlines the steps in developing a health systems research proposal, including determining what new information is needed, how it will be collected, which tools will be used, and where and when the data will be collected. It also discusses components of research design like variable and study type selection, sampling, data collection techniques, data analysis plans, ethical considerations, and pre-testing the methodology.

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The document outlines the steps in developing a health systems research proposal, including determining what new information is needed, how it will be collected, which tools will be used, and where and when the data will be collected. It also discusses components of research design like variable and study type selection, sampling, data collection techniques, data analysis plans, ethical considerations, and pre-testing the methodology.

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Module 7

Introduction
to Health
Systems
Research
Methodolog
y
Bogor, May 23, 2012

Steps in the
development of a
HSR proposal

Where are we?

1.

What new information do we need?

2.

What approach will we follow to


collect this information?

3.

What tools do we need to collect it?

4.

Where should we collect it?

Components of research design:

Selection of variables
(Module 8)

Selection of type of study


(Module 9)

Selection and development of


data collection techniques
(Modules 10A, 10B, 10C)

Sampling (Module 11)

How many subjects do we include in


the study and how do we select them?
5.

When and with whom will


we collect the data?

6.

What will we do with the collected data?

7.

Are we likely harming anyone as


a result of the study?

8.

How can we determine whether our methods


for data collection are correct before
implementing the study?

Plan for data collection


(Module 12)

Plan for data processing and


analysis
(Module 13)

Ethical considerations
(discussed in various modules)

Pre-testing the methodology


(Module 14)

Components of
research
methodology

Questions you should ask:

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