Monthly Archives: October 2026

Data Science

Scaling Rates for Public Health Communication: Why You Should Do it, and How

Posted on by Monika Wahi
You can calculate epidemiologic rates for various conditions and compare them.
30
Oct

Scaling rates in public health is important if you want to communicate clearly with your audience. My blog post shows you how!

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Data Science

Choosing a Journal for Your Scientific Manuscript: Tips, Tricks, and Considerations

Posted on by Monika Wahi
When you write a scientific manuscript, you have to go through the peer-review process to publish it.
23
Oct

Choosing a journal for your scientific manuscript needs to be strategic, or your publication will be delayed. Read my blog and take my advice!

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Data Science

Problems with PRISMA: Why it Sucks, and What You Should Do About It

Posted on by Monika Wahi
Don't use PRISMA as a guide for every review you write. It is appropriate for some topics but not others.
16
Oct

Problems with PRISMA? You’re not the only one. The PRISMA framework does not work well for most reviews. Read my blog post to learn what you should do instead.

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Data Science

Prevent Research Misconduct, and Avoid the Drama

Posted on by Monika Wahi
Have strong research management policies so it is harder for your colleagues to engage in research misconduct.
09
Oct

Prevent research misconduct, and the consequences and drama that goes with it. Use some simple, practical strategies I describe in my blog post.

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Data Science

Mixed Methods Research: The Hot New Trend in Graduate School

Posted on by Monika Wahi
For your dissertation, you might need to conduct both qualitative and quantitative research.
02
Oct

Mixed methods research is trending now, with doctoral students and academics being pressured to do it. But is it always the right approach? Read my blog and find out!

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