How to Conduct Research

-

How to Conduct a medical Research



1. What is Agenda? Reduce Fat etc

2. Source of information:- is scientific research available?

3. Anecdotes:- Personal experience 

4. Appeals to Authority:- Expert se Milo

5.  Scientific Consensus:- Big group of expert


In Vivo research:- the research in lab is not too authentic

In Vitro Research:- the research in organism especially Mice is more authentic


Randomized controlled trial :- Out of 100 people, Give 50 people thr original medicine and to other 50 people give fake medicine whereupon observe the results.


Systematic Review:- Summary of old research.


Website for Research papers:- 

Pub Med 

Research Gate 

Google scholar 


Sample Size:- A good sample Size is in 1000.


Correlation is not causation:- No cause effect

Jab ice cream khate hain to us dauran Shark insano ko zada marne ki news aati hai

Reason:- Summer me tum icecream khate ho aur summer me hi tum Sea me nahane jaate Ho 


Is research founded by industry?

Dairy industry founded


Conflict of interest


To check it see at the bottom of research paper:- competing interest

Being critics in scientific research is important 


Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Homeschooling Solution by DEH

-
Image
    Dignum Education House           (A tutorial for Homeschooling ) Exclusive Homeschooling Solutions  Program Why Choose Home Schooling with Dignum Education House? Flexibility: Study at your own pace, anytime, anywhere. Comprehensive Learning: Access to both online and offline tutoring. Customized Curriculum: Tailored study plans to meet each child’s unique learning needs. Government-Recognized Certification: Receive an official report card upon completion. Three-Level Academic Programs: Dignum Education House offers a structured academic curriculum based on the three-level programs aligned with the Open Basic Education program / NIOS. 1. Level A:    - Equivalent to Class III, Level A focuses on foundational skills in English, Mathematics, and Science. The curriculum is designed to build a strong base for further learning, ensuring that students grasp fundamental concepts with clarity. 2. Level B:    - Cor...
Read more

"Effective Classroom Strategies: A Guide to Teaching Methodology"

-
Image
Introduction: Effective teaching is the cornerstone of successful education, and nowhere is this more evident than in the classroom. The methods and strategies a teacher employs can significantly influence students' understanding, engagement, and overall academic achievement. Teaching methodology is not just about delivering content; it is about fostering an environment where students feel motivated to learn, think critically, and apply their knowledge in practical settings. In this discussion, we will explore various teaching methodologies that can be employed in the classroom, examining how these approaches can be tailored to meet diverse learning needs and create a dynamic and inclusive learning atmosphere. This introduction sets the stage for a comprehensive discussion on different teaching methods and their impact on classroom learning. Here's a detailed explanation of each point with some good practices: 1.Landing:     Explanation: The beginning of a class should be smoo...
Read more

Stock Market Terminology Made Simple: A Beginner’s Guide

-
Sent by Copilo   Investing in the stock market can seem daunting, especially with all the jargon thrown around. But don’t worry! This guide will break down some common stock market terms in simple language, with easy-to-understand examples. 1. Market Cap (Market Capitalization) Definition : The total value of a company’s shares of stock.  Example : Imagine a company has 10 crore shares, and each share is priced at ₹1,623. The market cap is ₹1,62,300 crore (10 crore shares * ₹1,623 per share). 2. Current Price Definition : The price at which a stock is currently trading.  Example : If you check the stock price of a company and see ₹1,623, that’s the current price. 3. High / Low Definition : The highest and lowest prices at which a stock has traded over a specific period, usually a year.  Example : If a stock’s high is ₹1,685 and its low is ₹1,132, it means the stock has traded between these prices over the past year. 4. Stock P/E (Price-to-Earnings Ratio) In the stock...
Read more