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Inaugural KEYSTONE Course on Health Policy and Systems Research 2015

Research Plan - 3

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Research plan - 3

Kabir Sheikh

2 March 2015 

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Plan for next two days

• Wed 4 Mar (day 9): full day to work on research plans individually. Individual appointments available with primary and secondary facilitators to discuss your research plans.

• Thur 5 Mar (day 10): presentations and investiture– 0900-1500: Fellow presentations.  Each fellow to present detailed 

research plan (10 min) and receive feedback from faculty and guests (5 min)

– 1530-1700: Presentation of certificates and addresses by guests. Completion of overall course feedback by fellows.

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Format for day 10 presentations (Max. 12 slides excluding title and acknowledgements)

• Background and rationale (1 slide)• Brief review of literature  (1-2 slides)• Research question(s) (1 slide)• Conceptual framework (if any) (1 slide)• Study design (1-2 slides)• Methodology (1-2 slides)• Quality and ethics (1-2 slides)• Outcomes and impact pathways (1-2 slides)• Timeline (1 slide)• Financial plan (1 slide)

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Today’s Groupwork• Divide into three facilitated groups• First part (30 min): prepare a preliminary version of your research 

plan in 5-6 slides– Background and rationale (1 page)– Research question(s) (1 page) – Conceptual framework (if any) (1 slide)– Study design (1 slide)– Proposed methodology (1 slide)– Outcomes and impact pathways (1 slide)

• Second part (90 min): present your slides to fellows and facilitators in your group (5 min each) and receive detailed feedback (10 min each)

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