Research Methods for Residents

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This course is designed to familiarize the resident student with the process of designing, planning a research project, develop the library, and writing skills necessary for the preparation of a research proposal. The course will also allow the student to experience the actual doing of the project; develop the necessary research gathering analysis, interpretation and writing involved in the performing and reporting phases of a research project. PEDO 9437 - Human Growth and Development. One (1) credit. This course has been designed to offer the professional graduated in the area of Pedodontic a general review of the theory and clinical practice, and of the knowledge that is required to understand normal growth and development of infants, children and ado lescents in its multiple aspects: physical, metabolic, bone and organs. Factors affecting development at different stages, from conception to maturity will also be analyzed. The course will consist of the oral presentation and analysis of assigned reading material.