The study design that will be used to assess and address the childhood obesity health problem is observations. Observation study as stated by Friis “ the sample ,population is independent and the researcher has no control, made at a single point in time (Friis & Sellers,2014)) The use of observations examas the points of BMI, healthy foods and exercise,and parents inputs. This is will be done with the parents permiship, and present with their children to participate in the study. In this study
seeking to study consumer satisfaction in the context of the prevailing levels of online services that Saudi Airlines provides, it would be possible the quantitative research method to be adopted courtesy of the primary data to be provided with the survey being the data collection method adopted. In using quantitative research to test objective theories, the relationship that is among the variables is examined. Hereby, the variables are successively measured using instruments to ensure that it is possible
Critique of Descriptive Research: Physical Health Risk Behaviours in Young People with Mental Illness. This critique was originally prepared by McCloughen, A., Foster, K., Marabong, N., Fethney, J., (2015)Physical Health Risk Behaviours in Young People with Mental Illness, Issues in Mental Health Nursing, 36;10, 781-790, DOI: 10.3109/01612840.2015.1036480 With respect to authors qualifications, the purpose of this paper is to critique the article“ Physical Health Risk Behaviours in Young People with
CHAPTER THREE RESEARCH METHODOLOGY Research design This study was conducted using questionnaire based, cross sectional analysis. Questionnaire used were based on the translated survey questions obtained from a similar study performed in Japan in 1999 and Penang General Hospital in 2014 (Hyodo, 1999; Maryam Farooqui, 2014). Study method & Design The study population include cancer patients in Hospital Sultanah Nur Zahirah, Kuala Terengganu who underwent chemotherapy treatment in the hospital
The surveys can be patient experience surveys in national state or even in provider level. On the other hand these can also be population or community based surveys (Picker Institute 2009). Mostly surveys are directed towards a larger sample. Again these can be also shaped to be done in a particular setting (like the dental wing in a facility) or in specific groups of patients (like age groups); and these are called as tailored surveys. Moreover, surveys can also be paper based, telephonic or through
of girls during menstruation.10 A cross sectional study was conducted on knowledge and practice regarding menstruation hygiene among rural and urban adolescent girls in Udupi taluk, Manipal, India in 550 school going adolescent girls aged 13-16 years 270 were from urban and 280 were from rural area in which 34% participants were aware about menstruation hygiene prior to menarche and mother was the main source of information among both the groups.11 A descriptive research design was used for the study
are wanted according to investigate these probably stopping strategies. A cross-sectional was once carried out of nurses (N-820) and patients (N-621) beside 40 unit among 20 urban hospitals across the unites states after examines the effect on the nurses work environment on nurses burnout, and the results effects of nurses working job environment and nurses burnout on patients’ satisfaction with their nursing care enjoy surveys included
(2009) defined three types of research purpose: • Exploratory research explores new areas or tries to define what is happening through surveys or interviews. It enables researchers to better understand the topic, since it provides a broad aspect of the study. However, it avoids supplementing a conclusive answer. • Descriptive research describes the nature of the phenomenon and has higher accuracy than Exploratory research, because it is purposely conducted to provided detailed
hospitals to observe how consultation is handled, looking out for the existing methods of interventions used to handle the ophthalmology cases. Also observe if there are any challenges in using telemedicine if it exists at all in that hospital. A survey research will be carried out because due to lack of exposure these people (medical workers) do not know why they should use technology instead of normal face to face consultation. On the other hand patients, who believe they can get treatment from
Sarkar (2013) conducted a cross-sectional observational study on personal hygiene among primary school children living slum of Kolkata, India. A total of 104 primary school children of a primary school situated in the slum area with the help of a pre-designed, pre-tested and structured