Description Designing an intervention can be challenging, as it is important to gather information about the selected topic and community of interest. Selecting a research topic is critical, especially when there are so many topics that seem important to study. A community needs assessment is a great way to begin creating an intervention, by first…
Description Introduction Evidence-based practice involves finding the best research evidence to support an intervention, which is integrated with patient preferences and values and professional expertise, and then implemented. Once you have searched and found relevant and timely research studies, the next step is to evaluate the quality of their methods, design, and other elements and…
Description Topic C: Shawn J. Bayern, a law professor at Florida State University College of Law has written: “The fundamental law of contract formation has retained the formalistic character of classical contract law. The offer-and-acceptance paradigm fits poorly with modern contracting practice, and it obscures and complicates contract doctrine. More importantly, extending it threatens to…
Description Discussion Post Address the following: What are the major differences between the cohort study design and the case-control study design? When do we use the case-control study design? What makes the case-control study design so popular? Discussion Post Identify a journal article related to your topic ( obesity must be a scholarly sources) Summarize…