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In the Spring and Summer of 2020, mass protests erupted across the US in response to police violence against African Americans. At the same time, the US was experiencing a COVID-19 pandemic. Many public health experts wondered whether participating in these protests (exposure) would be associated with being diagnosed with COVID-19 (outcome). Imagine you have been hired to draft a plan to study this potential association. There are many parts of the discussion. Be sure to answer all questions. • Which study design would you choose? (Almost any design is okay). Explain the factors that influenced why you selected that one. Include some of the benefits/drawbacks of your selected study design and the benefits/drawbacks of ONE of the study designs you did not select. • Write your research question and make a hypothesis about the results. • Research question should be neutral. Do not include words such as "increases" or "decreases." • Hypothesis can include words such as "increases" or "decreases." • Briefly describe how you would conduct your study, including • Recruitment strategy and comparison groups. · Recruitment strategy: How and where will you find participants for your study? · Comparison groups: What are the two groups of people you are comparing? The groups will vary depending on the study design selected. Hint: For instance, if it is a case control study... what are people enrolled based on at the start of the study? Exposure status or outcome status? • Measure of association to be used (RR/OR) • Potential confounding variables you would want to collect data on so you could take them into account • Potential biases your study could have and how you would plan to minimize them

In the Spring and Summer of 2020, mass protests erupted across the US in response to police violence against African Americans. At the same time, the US was experiencing a COVID-19 pandemic. Many public health experts wondered whether participating in these protests (exposure) would be associated with being diagnosed with COVID-19 (outcome). Imagine you have been hired to draft a plan to study this potential association. There are many parts of the discussion. Be sure to answer all questions. • Which study design would you choose? (Almost any design is okay). Explain the factors that influenced why you selected that one. Include some of the benefits/drawbacks of your selected study design and the benefits/drawbacks of ONE of the study designs you did not select. • Write your research question and make a hypothesis about the results. • Research question should be neutral. Do not include words such as "increases" or "decreases." • Hypothesis can include words such as "increases" or "decreases." • Briefly describe how you would conduct your study, including • Recruitment strategy and comparison groups. · Recruitment strategy: How and where will you find participants for your study? · Comparison groups: What are the two groups of people you are comparing? The groups will vary depending on the study design selected. Hint: For instance, if it is a case control study... what are people enrolled based on at the start of the study? Exposure status or outcome status? • Measure of association to be used (RR/OR) • Potential confounding variables you would want to collect data on so you could take them into account • Potential biases your study could have and how you would plan to minimize them

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In the Spring and Summer of 2020, mass protests erupted across the US in response to police violence against African Americans. At the same time, the US was experiencing a COVID-19 pandemic. Many public health experts wondered whether participating in these protests (exposure) would be associated with being diagnosed with COVID-19 (outcome). Imagine you have been hired to draft a plan to study this potential association. There are many parts of the discussion. Be sure to answer all questions. • Which study design would you choose? (Almost any design is okay). Explain the factors that influenced why you selected that one. Include some of the benefits/drawbacks of your selected study design and the benefits/drawbacks of ONE of the study designs you did not select. • Write your research question and make a hypothesis about the results. • Research question should be neutral. Do not include words such as "increases" or "decreases." • Hypothesis can include words such as "increases" or "decreases." • Briefly describe how you would conduct your study, including • Recruitment strategy and comparison groups. · Recruitment strategy: How and where will you find participants for your study? Comparison groups: What are the two groups of people you are comparing? The groups will vary depending on the study design selected. Hint: For instance, if it is a case control study... what are people enrolled based on at the start of the study? Exposure status or outcome status? o Measure of association to be used (RR/OR) o Potential confounding variables you would want to collect data on so you could take them into account o Potential biases your study could have and how you would plan to minimize them
Transcribed Image Text:In the Spring and Summer of 2020, mass protests erupted across the US in response to police violence against African Americans. At the same time, the US was experiencing a COVID-19 pandemic. Many public health experts wondered whether participating in these protests (exposure) would be associated with being diagnosed with COVID-19 (outcome). Imagine you have been hired to draft a plan to study this potential association. There are many parts of the discussion. Be sure to answer all questions. • Which study design would you choose? (Almost any design is okay). Explain the factors that influenced why you selected that one. Include some of the benefits/drawbacks of your selected study design and the benefits/drawbacks of ONE of the study designs you did not select. • Write your research question and make a hypothesis about the results. • Research question should be neutral. Do not include words such as "increases" or "decreases." • Hypothesis can include words such as "increases" or "decreases." • Briefly describe how you would conduct your study, including • Recruitment strategy and comparison groups. · Recruitment strategy: How and where will you find participants for your study? Comparison groups: What are the two groups of people you are comparing? The groups will vary depending on the study design selected. Hint: For instance, if it is a case control study... what are people enrolled based on at the start of the study? Exposure status or outcome status? o Measure of association to be used (RR/OR) o Potential confounding variables you would want to collect data on so you could take them into account o Potential biases your study could have and how you would plan to minimize them
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