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Crafting a search strategy In any research project, you need to justify every step of your methodology. This applies to the literature review stage as well. Hence, it is important to document your
What have I accomplished? In these two weeks, I learned how to craft a search strategy for a literature review, systematically define my search terms and select relevant papers for the review. Refining
The last semester was the most difficult semester I had. If I could go back in time, here are 12 lessons I’d tell myself. Pay attention to your purpose. Your purpose is
12-17 May 2020 What have I accomplished?I kicked off my Laidlaw research journey this summer on Tuesday. I completed a draft of an interview guide for Hong Kong’s antimicrobial resistance (AMR)
Meditations Book 7 No. 69. “Perfection of character: to live your last day, everyday, without frenzy, or sloth, or pretense.” To live without frenzy, sloth or pretense, sounds like a recipe for living
Students are crazy busy. University life is filled with tons of opportunities. How do you go about picking what to do? How do you know if a project is worth your time? In
My takeaways from Zellweger et al’s paper on the key problems with AMR in the following LMICs: Myanmar, Thailand, Cambodia, Lao PDR, Vietnam, Malaysia, Philippines and Indonesia.
We care a lot about politics. Viruses and bacteria that cause fast-spreading infectious diseases don’t. What happens when we let politics get in the way of a new epidemic? During a disease
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