Assistant Professor Governors State University University Park, Illinois, United States
Disclosure(s):
Henrietta Boudros, PhD, CCC-SLP: No financial or non-financial relationships to disclose
Abstract: Conducting international research is an ambitious endeavor which requires high levels of motivation, initiative, curiosity, flexibility, critical thinking and creative problem-solving. During this presentation the process and key considerations for planning international research will be discussed. Addressing challenges and the impact of the COVID-19 global pandemic on international research will be addressed. In addition, principles of community based research which were incorporated to address cultural differences and participant recruitment challenges, will be discussed. Participants thinking about international research will have the opportunity to explore a topic of interest.
Summary of Presentation : 5 minutes—Introductions and Disclosures 15 minutes—Topic Overview and Background 20 minutes—Case Study - Guided Small Group Application/Discussion and Interactive problem solving 10 minutes—Information Sharing From Small Group Discussions 10minutes—Conclusion and Questions
Learning Objectives:
At the completion of this activity, participants should be able to:
Describe strategies for recruitment of research participants internationally
Discuss the application of community based research principles to an international research agenda
Summarize important considerations for conducting international research and understanding when/how to adapt a research agenda
