How can you develop research skills in public health?
Research skills are essential for public health professionals who want to design, conduct, and evaluate interventions that address health problems and promote well-being. Whether you are a student, a practitioner, or a researcher, developing research skills can help you enhance your knowledge, communicate your findings, and contribute to the evidence base of public health. In this article, we will explore some ways to develop research skills in public health, from defining your research question to disseminating your results.
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Luis G. De Jesús III, MD, PhD, MPH, MSc, FRSPHPost-Doctoral Fellow | Public Health & Medicine | Biomedical Sciences Lecturer | Founder & CEO at GLOBAL EPI LLC
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Kirubel Tesfaye HailuMD丨MSc in Translational Medicine 丨MPH candidate 丨ECFMG certified IMG 2025 Internal Medicine Applicant AAMC ID 16252097
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Renny J.Sr. Program Manager | DrPH Student | Cornell University Alumni | Public Health Connector