Starting your research project – Part 1

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Starting your research project – Part 1

Thoughts and tips in developing a research agenda

A research agenda sets research priorities to improve the focus of your work and provides a framework to guide your decisions along the research process. In this webinar, we will discuss the key factors you will need to consider in establishing a research agenda, including:

  • Are you able to define the problem? If so, how and what is it?
  • What has prior research shown addressing this problem and where are the gaps?
  • How to set your research question? Do you address the gap or one of the gaps in prior research?
  • How do you propose to address it?
  • Discussion of the results and their implications to current theory and/or future practice
  • Discussion of the limitations of your work and extensions to pursue from this work

Speaker

Mohan Tanniru, PhD

  • Professor, Division of Public Health Practice and Translational Research, Mel and Enid Zuckerman, College of Public Health, University of Arizona
  • Senior Investigator, Global Health Initiative, Henry Ford Health System, Detroit, MI
  • Emeritus Professor of MIS, Oakland University, Rochester, MI

Professor Tanniru's work has appeared in various academic journals such as IEEE Transactions in Engineering Management, Health Care Management and Administration, and Health Care Policy and Technology. He has coordinated numerous research projects with international companies including GM, Chrysler, HP, Bristol Myers Squibb, and Intel.

For more of Prof. Tanniru's publication, please visit the following websites:


Fee

Free of charge


Date & Time

Tuesday, 23 June 2020, 7.00pm – 8.30pm (HK time/GMT+8)

Join us for this interactive webinar! Only participants of this webinar are eligible to reserve private consultative sessions under our Research Clinic.

Send us your questions and any concerns you may have in the enrolment form.


Enquiry

Ms Sharlotte Liu
Phone: (+852) 2774 8536
Ms Mandy Cheng
Phone: (+852) 2774 8563
Email: dna@hkma.org.hk