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List a range of methods used to collect data. |
Focus groups Closed question surveys Open question surveys Interviews Observations Public data bases, journals & articles |
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Turn this closed question into an open one- “have you had your “mmr/ tb/ hpv”vaccination?” |
“What is your opinion on the …… vaccine?” |
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Turn this closed question into an open one - “ have you been admitted to hospital for an overnight stay?” |
“ what was your experience of an overnight stay in hospital?” |
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Define prospective cohort study? |
A study that takes a group of people and observes them over a period of time. |
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Give one advantage and one disadvantage of a prospective cohort study? |
Advantage - data collection methods can be tailored to the question asked. Disadvantage - they can take years to complete |
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Define retrospective cohort study? |
They look backwards at data from a group of people over many years. |
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Give an advantage and a disadvantage of retrospective cohort studies? |
Advantage- results can be gathered quickly. Disadvantage - there is little control of the data collection |
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Give 3 examples of agencies which collect and publish official statistics. |
Office for National Statistics ONS World Health Organisation WHO United Kingdom Health Security Agency UKHSA ( formerly Public Health England PHE) |
