Discussion
As previously discussed throughout this course, your practical experience project's research will be based on secondary data. Remember that primary data collection for your project is outside the scope of this course.
In your initial post, outline how you have been thinking about collecting data for your project:
• State your identified problem and the goals of your project.
• Describe the research methods that you are considering (e.g., interviews, internet search, previously collected data at the organization) to measure your project's goals.
o Why are you considering those methods? (In your response, consider your target population and organization.)
• What research have you collected so far in your project?
• Where did you collect your research?
In your responses to your peers, select peers who are working at a similar organization or with a population similar to the one in your practical experience (or with a project or initiative in public health that you might be familiar with from previous experience or coursework). In your response, explain the connection you have to your peer's project. Explain how the research methods that your peer selected are different from or similar to yours. What advice would you offer to your peer to enhance their data collection plan?
The response should include a reference list. Double-space, using Times New Roman 12 pnt font, one-inch margins, and APA style of writing and citations.