HLSC 3910U – Research Methods for Health Care Professionals: Theory and Application

This course will critically examine a variety of research theories and methodologies employed by both quantitative and qualitative allied health care researchers. The student will be able to critically examine, interpret, analyze and apply findings from published research reports from both human and nonhuman investigations conducted in a variety of laboratory, clinical and community-based research settings. The course will critically examine how published research reports are utilized as the basis for evidence-based practice. Students will have an opportunity to engage in hands-on quantitative and qualitative research experiences including formulating research questions, research design, data collection, database management and coding, interpretation of findings, and their implications for practice.

This course has multiple sections and delivery modes. Please check MyCampus for further details.
Credit hours: 3
Lecture hours: 3
Prerequisite(s): HLSC 3800U