A. Select and refine an original research problem or question in relation to their understanding of existing knowledge.
B. Design and articulate key components of a research proposal for an original study, inclusive of: a descriptive study title; background (literature review); study aim and/or research question/s; methods (inclusive of design, sample, intervention [if applicable], data collection, data management and analyses).
C. Build a creative and valid argument to support the selection of a specific research method/design.
D. Describe the ethical implications, resources and facilities required for a feasible project plan and timeline.
E. Critically reflect on translating knowledge into practice, noting potential implications for health practice and/or policy and how this research may add to the related body of knowledge
