Research Genie vs. CONNECT-D Utilizzo e statistiche

Introduction The Research Genie app is based on a logical framework exclusively directed at participants who have successfully completed the research methodology sessions designed and conducted by St. John’s Medical College Research Society, Bengaluru. The ideation and concept creation of Research Genie was done by Ramesh. A, Professor, Otolaryngology Head & Neck surgery & Nachiket. S, Professor, Anatomy. Design inputs were provided by Ruchira Ala Bunga, Intern, St. John’s Research Institute. The coding was performed by Compuhive Knowledge Hub pvt Ltd. St. John’s Medical College Research Society owns copyright for Research Genie. This app can used without internet connection, once it is downloaded on your phone. Logical framework of Research Genie Research Genie starts with stating the steps for knowledge creation. Schematic and easily understandable diagrams depict the various components of research methodology. These diagrams are designed for rapid recapitulation of all the sessions on research methodology. First the user is prompted to define the target population with help menus for assistance. After this, a highly interactive window opens. This channels the thinking process of the user to accurately choose the most appropriate research pathway to answer a particular research question. Each pathway comprises of blank templates with prompts, schematic visuals of data patterns, information required for sample size calculation, summary measures and tests of significance specific for the chosen domain of research. If the user goes into a wrong pathway, the flow gets interrupted and prompts the user to start again. This process iterates till the most appropriate research methodology for a given research question is selected. This ensures that the user is guided to the correct research domain. Background Resources required for getting complete value from Research Genie 1. Course book “A Magic Journey into the World of Research in Medical Sciences” 2. Concept card used in the Research Methodology sessions.