Welcome to the MD Project Research Skills guide, created by your Librarians in consultation with the School of Rural Medicine Research and Evaluation Team. It is designed to assist you as you develop your research and progress through your project.
The aim of the MD project is to expose medical students to research, develop their research skills and their ability to critically evaluate research outputs. Focussing on an aspect of health-related research, medical education, and/or health service delivery, the MD Project will strengthen students’ skills in critical inquiry, analytical thinking, oral and written communication, and project management. These activities will start students on their journey towards lifelong learning and service to communities where they live and work.
Online Library Workshops are available for you to watch online anytime! Workshops cover a variety of topics and are available via our Online Library Workshops page or the Student Portal. If you prefer to attend in real-time, you can register for a selection of our most popular workshops that are held live online at the start of each session.
Use this link to book an appointment for library assistance and then select:
➔Meet online
➔Faculty of Science and Health
➔Online Appointment
➔Choose a librarian
➔Choose a day and time that suits you
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