5 Questions
Which of the following is NOT a reason to perform a systematic literature review?
To seek input from experts and mentors
What should the research question and objectives be?
Answerable, feasible, and clinically relevant
What should be developed from the research question?
Research hypothesis
What criteria should be used in the development of the research question?
FINER criteria
Who should provide input to refine the research question?
Colleagues and collaborators
Study Notes
Tips for Developing a Research Question and Objectives
- Perform a systematic literature review to increase knowledge and familiarity with the topic.
- Learn about current trends and technological advances related to the topic.
- Seek input from experts, mentors, colleagues, and collaborators to refine the research question.
- Use the FINER criteria in the development of the research question.
- Ensure that the research question follows the PICOT format.
- Develop a research hypothesis based on the research question.
- Clearly define primary objectives for the research study.
- Consider developing secondary objectives if necessary.
- Ensure that the research question and objectives are answerable, feasible, and clinically relevant.
This quiz will test your knowledge on conducting a systematic literature review to enhance understanding of a specific topic and support research development. It covers gathering current information, exploring technological advancements, and seeking input from experts to refine research questions. Sharpen your skills and learn key strategies for effective literature review with this quiz.
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