State the research approach to investigate the issue

Reference no: EM13938565

My assignment is about a research proposal of my own chosen subject. Mine is: (an evaluation of the nurse to patient ratio for the registered nurses working in stroke wards in Australian hospitals and it's impact on patient's risk of morbidity and mortality) (2000 words) Details:

METHODOLOGY: state the research approach to investigate the issue (either a quantitative or qualitative methodology) and justify the appropriateness of the chosen method.

STUDY DESIGN: how you'll conduct the research and justify the appropriateness of the design. STUDY POPULATION AND SAMPLE: who you will be investigating and the sample size of the population. Specify strategies and sample technique for accessing and recruiting the target population.

DATA COLLECTION: identify the method to collect the information from your population and justify the appropriateness of your chosen method in relation to the methodology and the design and the research question.

DATA ANALYSIS: how you will chose to analyse the data specific to your selected methodology to answer your research question

STUDY CONDUCT AND RIGOUR: what are the measures employed to ensure trustworthiness (qualitative research) or reliability and data validity (quantitative research).

ETHICAL ISSUES: consider the concepts that will describe and ensure rigour for qualitative research or reliability and validity for quantitative research depending on the methodology and design. Identify potential ethical issues arising that may impact on your population.

TIMELINE: formulate a research plan that reflects the proposed steps of the research, elements and time frames for these steps. Demonstrate the timeline with the use of a Gantt chart.

REFERENCE LIST: , APA 6TH edition, around 8 or 9 references

Reference no: EM13938565

Questions Cloud

Describe pathological processes involved in degeneration : Describe the pathological (disease) processes involved in degeneration and herniation and of the vertebral disks and how these disease processes represent an alteration from the normal physiology of the vertebral column.

Why did the controller compute depreciation expense : Why did the controller compute depreciation expense on the financial statements as he or she did? What are the possible consequences of the controller's decision on the amount of depreciation expense?

Compare the number of operations and the cpu time : Compare the number of operations and the CPU time needed to compute Fibonacci numbers recursively vs. that needed to compute them iteratively.

The program outputs the area of the floor in square feet : a) Write a Pseudocode to represent the logic of a program that allows the user to enter values for the width and length of a room's floor in feet. The Program outputs the area of the floor in square feet.

State the research approach to investigate the issue : My assignment is about a research proposal of my own chosen subject. Mine is: (an evaluation of the nurse to patient ratio for the registered nurses working in stroke wards in Australian hospitals and it's impact on patient's risk of morbidity and..

Write a pseudocode to represent the logic of a program : Write a pseudocode to represent the logic of a program that allows the user to enter two values. the program outputs the product of the two values.

How drug tolerance and conditioning may factor into outcome : Jim has taken heroin for the past 5 years. One day, Jim and Jack go out and both use large quantities of heroin. Although both did the same amount of drugs, Jack dies from an overdose. Discuss how drug tolerance and conditioning may factor into th..

What are the different types of revenue streams : Consider the following questions regarding health care reimbursement policies and their influence on managerial decisions: What are the different types of revenue streams? How do these revenue streams differ for a for-profit compared to a non-profit ..

Explain the inventory database module : Inventory Database Module

User Account

All Pages