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KIN 315 - Research Methods in the Health Sciences

3.00 credit hours
This course serves as a bridge between evidence-based practice and health care research methods by presenting the study of systematic approaches in conducting research which can be applied to several specialties in the health sciences. A practical approach to both quantitative and qualitative research will be addressed, including development of a question, conducting comprehensive literature reviews, development of a hypothesis, identification of variables and drafting research proposals.

Prerequisite(s): KIN 210  and KIN 310 .


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