Advanced Policy Surveillance Training Webinar, Part 1 Scoping and Background Research
This is the first in a series of five webinars describing the policy surveillance process in detail. The first steps in the policy surveillance process are scoping and background research. In these stages, researchers identify the topic and parameters of a project and define and refine the scope of that project at the beginning and throughout its duration, this includes identifying sources, structures, and variations in the law. This webinar, recorded on August 27, 2019, was hosted by expert training staff from the Policy Surveillance Program at Temple University’s Center for Public Health Law Research.
Learning objectives:
Understand the steps involved in scoping and background research for policy surveillance
Apply the techniques using hands-on exercises
Relevant Links:
Introductory Training: • Policy Surveillance - Introductory Training
Advanced Training Part 2 - Question Development: • Advanced Policy Surveillance Training Webi...
Advanced Training Part 3 - Collecting and Building the Law: • Advanced Policy Surveillance Training Webi...
Advanced Training Part 4 - Coding the Law: • Advanced Policy Surveillance Training Webi...
Advanced Training Part 5 - Quality Control, Publication, and Updating Datasets: • Advanced Policy Surveillance Training, Par...