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Health Research: Introduction, Qualification-Based Training Packages, and Links

Introduction

Health research is the branch of health science that deals with a variety of scientific analyses that objective to test ideas, answer questions, improve treatment options and surge knowledge about human health. There are a variety of such research training packages available depending on the basis of academic qualifications i.e. bachelor level, master level, and Ph.D. level.

Fig. Research Training Packages

Qualification-Based Training Packages

Undergraduates/Bachelor-Level Training Package

  • Health research methodology -3 Days

Graduate/ Master Level Training Package

  • Proposal development and management -6 days
  • Data analysis and management-6 days
  • Qualitative research methods-6 days
  • Scientific paper writing and publication-3 days
  • Scientific paper review -1 day
  • A systematic review and meta-analysis-6 days
  • Ethical review -2-5 days
  • Implementation research-2-5 days

Ph.D. level/PharmD/ MD Training Package

  • Medical Science Liaison (MSL)

Links

  1. http://nhrc.gov.np/training-cateogry/upcoming_training_programs/
  2. https://www.mslconsultant.com/onlinecourse
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