Introduction to Research Design (161)
Course Coordinator: Robert A. Christman, D.P.M., M. ED., Associate Professor
6 weeks
Total Lecture Hours: 6
Department of Community Health and Aging

DEFINITION OF THE COURSE
This course will introduce the podiatric medical student to research design and methodology.

OBJECTIVES OF THE COURSE
At the completion of this course a student will have the fundamental skills to address the issue of research design validity. Specifically each student will be able to:

PURPOSE OF THE COURSE
The modern day clinician must keep abreast of a rapidly changing medical state-of-the-art. Students and podiatrists must minimally be capable of digesting the medical and/or scientific literature to maintain their continuing education. Furthermore, the student and podiatrist who desires to contribute to this literature must have knowledge and understanding of research design and methodology.

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