Research Problem, Question and Objectives

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A detailed plan outlining objectives, methodology, procedures, and timeline

What is a research protocol?

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Determine magnitude of health problem, associated factors, evidence-based intervention, evaluate interventions, understand patient experiences

Where do I end when choosing a research topic?

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Topic can be assigned or self-chosen

Where do I start when choosing a research topic?

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Health parameters, disease risk, outcomes, procedure evaluation, statistics, case reports

What can I research about?

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Global, national, institutional, or personal level

What scopes can research topics have?

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No, only one research topic per study

Can I have more than one research topic?

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An interrogative statement framing and focusing the research problem

What is a research question?

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Focuses on concepts studied and their relationships

What does a research question highlight?

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Feasible, interesting, novel, ethical, relevant

What are criteria of a good research question?

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PICO framework: Population, Intervention, (Comparison), Outcome

What are the elements of a research question?

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Concrete, declarative statements with infinitive verbs that answer the research question

What are research objectives?

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General objective is a broad statement, often the declarative form of the research question

What is a general objective?

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Specific objectives are multiple, focused statements that collectively achieve the general objective

What are specific objectives?

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Specific, measurable, attainable, relevant, time-bound

What are criteria of good research objectives?

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Specific objectives contain WHAT, WHO, WHERE, and HOW

What makes objectives specific?

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Measurable objectives obtain quantifiable data

What makes objectives measurable?

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Attainable means it is reasonably possible to gather all needed data

What makes objectives attainable?

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Relevant means all objectives connect to answer the research question

What makes objectives relevant?

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Time-bound means the study exists within a definite timeframe

What makes objectives time-bound?

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Judged by timeframe, setting, and test for association

How else can you judge your objectives?