You have been hired by a consultancy firm to assess a recent demographic and health survey report of a given country. Write a report that summarizes the objective of the survey indicating how it was conducted and identify the possible sources of error or bias while If you think the bias could be controlled, suggest interventions.

Choose a public health problem: Maternal health among African American You decide you want to research this problem! Please come up with a research question to guide a research study addressing the problem you have chose. In your own words, guide me through the nine specific steps you would take to develop your study (The nine step research process are: what population, develop the research question, observational or experimental studies, what research design is best, pick your variables and measurements carefully, decide on a sampling technique, implement with fidelity, analyze the data, and disseminate the findings.)

You are required to identify a media report (any form of media) which relates to an aspect of child development, illness or injury that is of public health significance. Based on this information you will develop a question(s) to explore the impact and scope of the issue. The aim of this question will be to explore existing data around the issue and to identify and critique strategies which could be used to promote or address the issue. Question: Explains the health and resource implications of the identified issue using data sets and high-level evidence.

Which of the following statements is true of the relationship between sample sizes and effect sizes?   The larger the true difference, the larger the sample size required to demonstrate superiority   Small studies that ask the same research question are more likely to vary in their estimate of the between-group difference than large studies   There is no relationship between effect size and sample size    The bigger the expected effect, the bigger the required sample size

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Anthony was interested in the height of athletes participating in the 2012 Olympics, so he collected data on all of the athletes that participated in the Olympics in 2012. His results indicated that the average height of an Olympian was 6 feet tall with a standard deviation of 0.5 feet. The average height and standard deviation calculated by Anthony is an example of: Sample Statistics Sample Parameters Population Statistics Population Parameters

Which statement describes a difference between sample standard deviation (SD) and the standard error of the mean (SEM)? OSD measures how data points differ from the sample mean. SEM measures how the sample mean differs from the population mean. OSD describes a unitless value but SEM has the same units as the data. The value of SD is always smaller than the value of SEM for any sample population. O Studies that include more sample measurements have lower values of SD. SEM does not change when the sample size increases.

How did they do the research?

Discuss the various methods/indicators used to measure different diseases in a population. ●     What is the rationale for obtaining health-related information within a population?   ●       Compare one method/indicator used and comment on how they differ or are similar.