Hypotheses, Design, and Analysis Sample Clauses

Hypotheses, Design, and Analysis. State the hypotheses and what project design and procedures will be used to accomplish the specific aims of the proposed research study. Describe the approach for data analysis (e.g. qualitative, quantitative, mixed methods, etc.) and justify why this approach was selected. Where applicable, discuss how control populations will be identified for comparative studies. Describe anticipated limitations of the analysis. Research methodology should be appropriate for the projects hypothesis(es) and may be qualitative, quantitative, or a combination of both. FORHP is primarily focused on supporting quantitative studies, but will consider some qualitative studies when that research design is more appropriate because of data limitations. FORHP acknowledges that some research topics in telehealth may face challenges in terms of assessing comparative clinical effectiveness (e.g. identifying relevant comparison populations). This may limit the scope of some studies to particular states where the data exist to conduct these types of studies (i.e. states where Medicaid covers telehealth services) or specific populations (i.e. Medicare population).
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Hypotheses, Design, and Analysis. State the hypothesis(es) or lesson(s) to be explored and what project design will be used to accomplish the specific aims of the proposed research study (e.g. quantitative, qualitative or mixed methods). Proposed quantitative and qualitative methods to be used to meet research objectives should be carefully described, as well as anticipated limitations of the methods.
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