Design and Methods Sample Clauses

Design and Methods. Describe the procedures and biological materials used in the project. Clearly indicate the contributions of others currently involved in the project. Do not exceed two pages. • Results. Describe the results of all experiments. Use tables and figures to present data. • Conclusions/Discussion. Discuss interpretation of results, significance of findings, limitations of the procedures, and future research directions. Do not exceed two pages. • References. List all references cited in the text, including all authors and the full title of the publication. I have read and understand the requirements and expectations of this rotation. Rotation Advisor Signature: Student Signature:
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Design and Methods. This dissertation uses a holistic lens to provide an epistemological and heuristic understanding of the history, sociopolitical, and economics factors that influenced CDC cultural practices related to research determination. The study focuses on the issues surrounding the historical events leading to the development of CDC human subjects protection practices, the interpretation of regulatory definition of research, and the research determination processes. Design A multi-methods approach using both qualitative and quantitative methods was used to collect data. Results from the quantitative data are dispersed throughout the dissertation, as supporting data, in chapters 3, 4, and 5.16 The study was conducted in two phases. Phase I was mostly qualitative, with activities using informal interview and discussions, focus groups, observation of meetings, participant-observation, and archival study conducted to understand the cultural, historical, and political contexts that shaped CDC policies, human subjects protection and ethical practices. Phase I informed the semi-formal interviews and survey questionnaires in Phase II. Data collection occurred over a 20 month period from January 2012 to August 2013, however, my personal experiences on the issue expand over a period of more than a decade. An agency-wide survey consisted of 41 questions was implemented at CDC in July 2012 via Survey Monkey. The case 16 For the dissertation I focus on the qualitative part of the study. I will write another report for CDC from a public health perspective focusing more on the quantitative data, and incorporating public health ethics in the report. studies in Chapter 5 were collected and followed up and informal discussions occurred throughout the study period. Cases in Chapter 5 were selected based on the most common public health activities at CDC ­ outbreak investigation, program evaluation, and public health surveillance. For the most part, these activities have been traditionally viewed as nonresearch at CDC. Other historical cases, such as HIV seroprevalence study, EZ measles, and AZT study, are described in chapters 2 and 3. Setting and Study populations Although CDC employees are stationed throughout the United States (US) and the world, most of the nearly 15,000 personnel work at several locations in Atlanta, Georgia. The main facilities are at the Xxxxxxx Road campus (aka Xxxxxx Campus) next to Emory University and the Xxxxxxxx campus located on Xxxxxx Highway in Chamble...
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