Throughout this course, you will identify the steps in developing a research study. You will not be conducting the research or writing a full proposal; however, you will become familiar with the research process itself.
The research process contains many steps; the first is to identify a study question. Normally, a researcher will find a topic through personal or professional interest and direct it toward solving a problem. For the purpose of this course, you will select one of the topics presented below.

Childhood diabetes
Alcohol use in adolescents
Skin cancer in young women
Cardiovascular disease in the minority population
Long-term care for patients with Alzheimer’s disease
Cultural impact of posttraumatic stress disorder
Opioid crisis
Prescription drugs
Climate change
Breastfeeding

To prepare for this Discussion:

Select a topic to address from the list provided
Read Chapter 2 of your textbook on developing a study question
Read Chapter 1 of your textbook that deals with health research purposes
Navigate the AHRQ, CCPH, and RAND corporation websites in the Learning Resources to learn more about research and information specific to your chosen topic
Consider how you might develop a study question and move forward with the research process

By Day 4
Posta comprehensive response including the following:

A research topic written as a study question (See Chapter 2 in your textbook)
The purpose of the research, including how the project will further knowledge and extend theory (See the section Health Research Purposes in Chapter 1 of your textbook.)
Reason for selecting the topic (See Chapter 1 of your textbook.)
Define any terms that may have special meaning to the study itself (See the section Keywords in your textbook.)

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