Among my Trinidadian Facebook friends and my research "informants" – a terrible name, but that's the term we use for people who inform our research – women of all ages, shapes, class and ethnic backgrounds post selfies, front-on, from the side and showing clothes and styles.
As Simon (1985) pointed out it, "nothing is more fundamental in setting our research agenda and informing our research methods than our view of the nature of the human beings whose behavior we are studying".
Let us be sensitive to the array of sexual behaviors that the transMSM community engage in and inform our research with that knowledge.
The results of this survey can inform our research program on VTE in the ICU.
A social constructionist framework has informed our research aims and study design and will continue to frame all subsequent aspects of the project, including data collection and interpretation.
Again, we can inform our research in these areas by exploring other fields, such as industrial and organizational psychology, improvement science, and health systems research (Campbell et al., 2000; World Health Organization, 2015).
This critical literature review of the English-language literature informs our 5-year research programme, 'Food systems and health equity in an era of globalization: Think, Eat and Grow Green Globally,' along with the community-university research partnerships focused on health equity that we are continuing to cultivate.
Three examples of how qualitative organisational research informs our understanding of the adoption of healthcare innovations illustrate the value of this research.
This is an example of how research informs our practice: you need a strong understanding of the academic side to your work to be in therapeutic education.
