Scholarly Project

Completion of the INMED Scholarly Project is a significant milestones. How can other individuals and organizations possibly benefit from the insights and rationales you have developed? Carefully consider these resources for formally publishing, informally promoting, and/or implementing into your current work the subject of your Scholarly Project:   Publishing   Guidance for New Authors, British …

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At the conclusion of the Scholarly Project, meet with the assigned faculty to ensure that all requirements have been fulfilled. It should conform to the Project Guidelines and the original Project Proposal.   Upload the final Scholarly Project Report using the Upload Assignment feature below.

Begin by reading the INMED Original Scientific Research Guidelines. These will broadly describe the steps in the quality improvement process.   Next, review of these resources for greater insight into conducting original scientific research:   How Research Questions Can Make or Break Your Project, Western Sydney University Introduction to Research Design, Center for Research Quality Basic …

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Begin by reading the INMED Literature Review Guidelines. These will broadly describe the steps in conducting a literature review.   Next, view of these resources for greater insight into conducting a literature review:   Systematically Reviewing the Literature: Building the Evidence for Health Care Quality, Suzanne Austin Boren How to Write a Literature Review: 3 Minute …

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Begin by reading the INMED Quality Improvement Project Guidelines. These will broadly describe the steps in the quality improvement process.   Next, review of these resources for greater insight into conducting a quality improvement project:   Put Quality Improvement Into Practice, Institute for Healthcare Improvement Quality Improvement in Healthcare, Institute for Healthcare Improvement Basics of Quality …

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Early in the MIH degree program, learners are encouraged to begin considering potential Scholarly Projects – especially those relevant to their interests, experience, career commitments, and future professional plans.   STEP ONE   Learners will register for the Scholarly Project course, and then be assigned an INMED Faculty whose profession and scholarly interests approximate those of …

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