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Research Design
Business Development

Research Design

  • Identifying and summarizing the available information on a given topic, through critical review of the published literature and Internet search.
  • Designing and conducting studies to address the client's questions of interest
    • Establishing an appropriate design and research protocol
    • Selecting appropriate, valid, and reliable measurement tools
    • Determining sample size requirements and study power
    • Identifying and recruiting appropriate populations for study
    • Collecting and managing data
      • Retrospective data collection and medical record review
      • Analysis of existing data sets (e.g., clinical trials, HMO claims, state and federal data sets)
      • Linkages to hospital online data and national benchmarks
    • Prospective data collection
      • Longitudinal survey research
      • Monitoring of clinical indicators
    • Conducting statistical analyses
    • Summarizing results for publication and presentation

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Business Development

  • Helping clients to establish "the business case" for new products and technologies
    • Market analysis
    • Data analysis to support pricing and reimbursement strategies

  • Developing effective dissemination plans including:
    • Publication of study findings in peer-reviewed national publications
    • Presentation of findings at national professional meetings
    • Publication of Policy White Papers

  • Designing and convening expert panels of providers, payers, and other stakeholders to guide research or assist in interpreting findings
    • Collecting and managing data
      • Retrospective data collection and medical record review
      • Analysis of existing data sets (e.g., clinical trials, HMO claims, state and federal data sets)
      • Linkages to hospital online data and national benchmarks
    • Prospective data collection
      • Longitudinal survey research
      • Monitoring of clinical indicators
    • Conducting statistical analyses
    • Summarizing results for publication and presentation

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