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(Findlay, 2001, 90 -- 119) (McLeod, 2003, pp. 895 -- 908)
What is the possibility of bias entering the study? If the study is susceptible to bias, state and explain the type of bias that may enter the study and what steps can be incorporated to minimize the entry of bias.
The possibility for bias in the study is low. The reason why, is because researchers will have limited access to the patients they are seeing (through: the use of anonymous surveys). This will dramatically reduce the possibilities of bias existing. (Findlay, 2001, 90 -- 119) (McLeod, 2003, pp. 895 -- 908)
Based on your hypothesis/proposal, how will the proposed generated results help to develop an effective health policy for the target population of your chosen topic?
The proposal will help to develop an effective health policy. This is accomplished by: providing specific insights about how the increasing utilization of various prescription drugs is contributing to rising health care costs. (Findlay, 2001, 90 -- 119) (McLeod, 2003, pp. 895 -- 908)
Section 2
What is the hypothesis? What study design will be used to test the hypothesis?
The number of people suffering from different migraine headaches will have an effect on: productivity and quality of life for many individuals. Over the course of time, this will have an impact on: costs and the underlying amounts of happiness for most people. The study design method that will be utilized is: quantitative research. (Kryst, 2005, pp. 341- 350)
What population will serve as the participants? How will the participants...
Participants will be recruited at: health care clinics and hospitals. The inclusion / exclusion criteria will be those people who are suffering from at least one migraine headache per month. (Kryst, 2005, pp. 341- 350)
What will be the methodology used to test the hypothesis?
To test the hypothesis we will be using statistical experimentation (Kryst, 2005, pp. 341- 350)
What is the possibility of bias entering the study? If the study is susceptible to bias, state and explain the type of bias that may enter the study and what steps can be incorporated to minimize the entry of bias.
The possibility of bias is almost non-existent. The reason why, is because we will be using anonymous surveys to understand the responses of participants. This will limit how, researchers could influence their answers. (Kryst, 2005, pp. 341- 350)
Based on your hypothesis/proposal, how will the proposed generated results help to develop an effective health policy for the target population of your chosen topic?
This will allow us to see the amount of people (on a percentage basis) that are suffering from: migraines and the effect that is having on their lives. Once this take place, we can make specific inferences about the how this impacting society as a whole. (Kryst, 2005, pp. 341- 350)
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Findlay, S. (2001). Direct to Consumer Promotion. Pharmaco Economics, 19 (2), 109 -- 119.
Kryst, M. (2005). A Population-Based Survey. Headache, 34 (6), 341- 350.
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