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Research Analysis
presented May 26, 2022 Do you remember everything there is to know about research from physical therapy school? Neither do we! In this lecture, Ashley Simons, PT, DPT, PhD, Board-Certified Orthopaedic Clinical Specialist provided participants with an overview of statistical analysis in research. You will be able to use components from this lecture to immediately choose an appropriate statistical analysis, interpret the findings of an analysis, and dive deeper into more savvy statistical methods. No prior knowledge is needed. The webinar presents basic information and advanced clinically applicable tools. Whether you are new to research and data analysis, want a refresher course, or are wondering how to improve your analysis methods for publications, this lecture is for you.
Webinar handout can be found HERE! Check out this Research Committee webinar
How to Win an OPTA Research Grant and Influence Practice! presented June 16, 2021
Presented by Cody Mansfield, PT, DPT, AT, Board Certified Orthopaedic Clinical Specialist and Mitchell Selhorst, PT, DPT, Board Certified Orthopaedic Clinical Specialist. Both presenters are OPTA grant-funded clinician scientists.
During this webinar, they took us through each step of submitting a grant to the OPTA and share tips applicable to other funding sources. Grant submissions are tough, and this session will help beginner, novice and even experts learn how to write a completive OPTA research grant application and avoid common pitfalls. Check out this Research Committee webinar
Formulating a Researchable Question: Where Do I Begin? presented May 13, 2021 The first webinar of this two-part series is presented by Katie Pantano, PT, PhD, an Associate Professor in the Health Sciences Department of Cleveland State University. Her webinar, "Formulating a Researchable Question: Where do I Begin?" will help you jump start your research process.
Have you had uncertainty about a clinical problem or considered an interesting clinical question you want to investigate, and then asked yourself, “where and how do I begin” to research this? Developing a research question is critical when beginning a research project, but it can also be one of the most challenging tasks to accomplish! This session provides guidelines, tools, and examples for the novice PT on how to frame a successful research question, that could facilitate grant funding, and contribute to existing literature about a meaningful clinical topic.
Handouts can be found HERE. All About Grant Applications! presented July 9, 2020
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