Chat with us, powered by LiveChat Capstone Project Topic Instructions Using the attached Capstone?Project Topic (TEMPLATE), complete the required elements (in red) as they relate to your proposed project. - Writingforyou

Capstone Project Topic Instructions Using the attached Capstone?Project Topic (TEMPLATE), complete the required elements (in red) as they relate to your proposed project.

 

Capstone Project Topic

Instructions

Using the attached Capstone Project Topic (TEMPLATE), complete the required elements (in red) as they relate to your proposed project.

Remember to cite/reference all outside works in proper APA style (6th edition).

Please see the attached PowerPoint as your guide. 

CAPSTONE PROJECT TOPIC: Compared Analysis of Access to Healthcare in Rural Communities within the United States.

Student Name

Summary

Provide a 4–5 sentence summary of your project topic. Remember to cite and reference below any and all outside sources of information.

Research Questions(s) or Hypothesis/es

Provide your instructor-approved research question(s)/hypothesis/es statement(s) (list out numerically if more than one will be included in your study).

Study Variables

Identify the following:

Dependent Variable (the variable being tested and measured)

Independent Variable(s) (the variable that is changed or controlled to test the effects on the dependent variable)

NOTE: The dependent variable is “dependent” upon the independent variable. As you, the researcher, change the independent variable, the effect on the dependent variable is observed and recorded. In other words, the independent variable is the one that you, the researcher, control. On the other hand, the dependent variable is the variable that changes in response to the independent variable.

Study Design

Identify your study design (secondary data analysis or systematic literature review)

Instrumentation

Identify your source to which data/research will be collected and analyzed. For example, for a secondary data analysis, identify the data source (e.g., CDC’s National Vital Statistics System, California Health Interview Survey, etc.). For a systematic literature review, identify the search engines you will use to gather published research/articles for analysis (e.g., National University Library, Google Scholar, PubMed, etc.).

REFERENCES

References should be double-spaced, with a double-space between entries. Use the ruler to create a hanging indent.

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MPH Capstone Topics

Your topic must align with your area of specialization

Health Promotion

Mental Health

Healthcare Administration

A capstone topic has three components

A health issue

A defined target group

A source of data

Sample Topics

An analysis of air quality in multi-unit housing where smoking is allowed in University Heights

Health issue: Second-hand and third-hand smoke

Target group: Multi-unit housing residents in University Heights

Data source: Air Quality Monitors in private residences

An evaluation of a fall prevention protocol in Springfield Hospital

Health issue: Falls in hospital, hip fracture in elderly

Target group: Springfield Hospital patients and staff

Data source: Hospital Records

Sample Topics

Secondary Analysis of California Health Interview Survey Data to investigate the association between Psychological Distress and Smoking

Health Issue: Psychological Distress and smoking

Target group: California Residents

Data Source: CHIS

Evidence-Based Intervention to reduce Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease

Health Issue: COPD

Target Group: COPD patients

Data Source: MEDLINE, PubMed, CINAHL

Sample Topics

A Needs Assessment of Smoking Cessation Programs in San Diego County

Health Issue: Smoking

Target Group: San Diego County Residents

Data Source: American Lung Association, internet, hospitals, County Health Department

An analysis of health disparities among Iraqi refugees in San Diego County

Health Issue: Access to Healthcare

Target Group: Iraqi refugees in San Diego County

Data Source: Survey of Community Compared to CHIS data for the State of California

Types of Projects

Original Research with Human Subjects

Quantitative, Qualitative or Mixed Methods

Secondary Analysis of Existing Data Sets

Evaluation of an Existing Project/Protocol/Intervention

Development of a Public Health Project with an Evaluation Plan

Community/Hospital/ Organizational Needs Assessment

Submission of a Public Health Grant Proposal

Systematic Analysis of the Professional Literature

Health Promotion Topics

Health Disparities

Health Behavior

Evidence-Based Interventions

Health Advocacy

Mental Health Topics

Mental Health Disparities

Sexual Health Behaviors

Violent Behaviors

Conflict Resolution Interventions

Evidence-Based Mental Health Interventions

Evaluation of Mental Health Interventions

Healthcare Administration Topics

Evaluation of Healthcare Facility Protocol

Business Plan for Healthcare Agency

Hospital Readmission rates for Cardiovascular Disease

Access to Healthcare