Brainstorming research questions #13
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Here is a great Ted Talk by Dr. Jena that explains the marathon question, as well as the concept of "idea sessions". |
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Love this idea. In practice, it was harder than I thought, but here's a few pie in the sky ones to start with
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Asking Research Questions
This idea is from a podcast I listened to with Dr. Anupam Jena, professor of health care policy at Harvard Medical School and physician at Massachusetts General Hospital. He talks about developing your ability to come up with good ideas by coming up with 10 random research questions per week. The example he used was, "Is there higher mortality from heart attacks during marathons because of street closures?". Don't do a literature review or look into it much. Just practice asking questions! I thought this was an awesome Idea and we could start to compile some of those research questions here.
Here are a few of my own to start.
I'm going to continue to throw questions in here, please contribute some of your own!
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