Applied research methods in General Practice, 2,5 hp
| Course number | 2 |
| Year | 2023 |
| Type | Seminarseries |
| Track | Cardiovascular diseases, Metabolism, Muscoloskeletal system, Reproduction and development, |
| Max participants | 20 |
| Application is not required for seminar series | 2023-10-25 |
| Language | Sven |
| Course leader | Mats Martinell |
| Department | Department of Public Health and Caring Sciences |
| Visiting address | BMC, Husargatan 3, Uppsala |
| Post address | Box 564, 751 22 Uppsala |
| Dates | September 2023 - June 2024 |
| Location | BMC, entrance A11, level 2, corridor B - room B11:203a, Tibblinrummet |
| Course length | Ten days á 6 hours, once a month for two semesters |
| Course report | |
| Course plan | Course plan |
Description
The course is directed to PhD-students who work in different positions in health care and who conduct clinical research.
Prerequisites: Admitted to PhD studies in the Disciplinary Domain of Medicine and Pharmacy at Uppsala University.
Selection: PhD-students in the research group of General Practice.
The course consists of seminars, 10 days, 6 hours each time, once a month for two semesters. On campus and hybrid lectures.
Register by contacting Annika Nolin at the latest 2023-08-15.
Learning outcomes
Learning objectives:
• Be able to identify and suggest research methodology that is applicable within general practice.
• Show ability to conduct and actively contribute to scientific discussions and present scientific material orally and in writing within the subject area of general practice.
• Show ability to use peer-to-peer supervision as a method to develop the scientific work.
Contents
The course contains:
• Practical teaching in research methodology and presentation orally and in writing.
• Methods how drafts are developed into scientific text intended for publication.
• Scientific exchange with external researchers.
• Updated information on methods in for example statistics, reference management and bibliometrics.
Instructions
The course content is taught through the participants´ own scientific presentations, group review of of scientific texts, seminars and lectures.
Mandatory elements:
One presentation based on the student´s own research work, one self-produced scientific text for a joint review and feedback, active participation through discussion, 75% attendance (during two semesters, including half days).
Examination
To pass the course the student needs to:
• give at least one oral presentation
• produce at least one scientific text
• participate actively, including feedback and comments
• aquire 75% attendance on the course
Literature
Current scientific articles according to specific instruction.
Teaching staff
Mats Martinell, Magnus Peterson, Paul Kalliokoski
Examiner: Stefan Eriksson
More information
Annika Nolin
annika.nolin@pubcare.uu.se