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May 04, 2024
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OT 541 Masters Research Application
3 credits
Key features of both qualitative and quantitative occupation-based outcomes research are examined in this course, including a variety of approaches to research design, data collection, and data analysis. Topics covered include the relationship between independent and dependent variables, demographic variables, conceptual models of the OT intervention and outcome relationship and process, research notation, and generic and condition-specific outcome measures. The course examines all key tenets of human subjects protection and the IRB application/protocol process. Qualitative and quantitative data analysis approaches are demonstrated and includes approaches to reporting clinical outcome results via visual displays. This course demonstrates how to develop research studies for the achievement of meaningful clinical and community evidence-based practice outcomes, to build the OT knowledge base.
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