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FD5 |
Qualitative and Quantitative Research Methods in Medical EducationDr. Ilene Harris, University of Illinois College of Medicine at Chicago |
The purpose of this
course is to help medical science educators to use qualitative and quantitative
methods appropriately and effectively in educational planning, evaluation and
research/scholarship through interactive skill-based learning of principles and
specific approaches, for collecting and analyzing both qualitative and
quantitative data. A major focus of this session is the use of qualitative
methods for evaluation and research/scholarship, since medical science educators
are likely to be less familiar with the use of qualitative methods than
quantitative methods. At the end of this course, participants will be able to:
describe appropriate uses of common qualitative and quantitative methods in
educational planning, evaluation, and research/scholarship; analyze qualitative
data, such as the results of open-ended questions on surveys, interviews, focus
groups, and observational field notes; and design, and analyze the results of
effective structured survey questions.