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Research Methods, Evidence Appraisal and Referencing

Form a focused research question.

RSZ Level 2 2 to 3 hours 6 lessons + assessment Online theory

What you will learn

  • Form a focused research question.
  • Choose and critique study designs.
  • Plan a reproducible search.
  • Calculate basic diagnostic performance.
  • Interpret uncertainty and applicability.
  • Report and reference transparently.

Course content

6 lessons + final assessment

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01A focused questionNot started

O1

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02Design and threats to validityNot started

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03Searching and selecting evidenceNot started

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04Diagnostic performance worked exampleNot started

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05Uncertainty and relevanceNot started

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06Transparent reporting and referencesNot started

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Applied activity and final assessment

18 questions · 30 minutes · Pass: 15 correct

After lessons

Who this course is for

Assessed knowledge of research questions, appraisal, basic diagnostic statistics and referencing.

Prerequisite: No formal prerequisite; imaging workplace context is helpful.

Scope and professional boundaries

Assessed knowledge of research questions, appraisal, basic diagnostic statistics and referencing. Does not confer research approval, statistical consultancy competence or authority to change clinical protocols independently.

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