Research Methodology for Allied Health Professionals - A comprehensive guide to Thesis & Dissertation

Research Methodology is one of the essential subjects for Master's and Ph.D. students, which requires a comprehensive understanding of the subjects with their scientific application. This book would target all aspects, including detailed information on components of research methodology, to enable readers to conduct and write their research work. Thus, the book covers a larger audience in the allied health stream, focusing on university students and Ph.D. scholars. The language of the book is simple and lucid, with multiple illustrations for easy understanding. Ultimately the book would aim to prepare competitive health professionals to render the highest quality of research work and enable them to transform it into their clinical practice. With years of vast experience and research output, the project will have a great success and fruitful outcome.


Dr. Animesh Hazari is currently working as an assistant professor at the College of Health Sciences at Gulf Medical University. He is actively involved in supervising and encouraging research activities of students at the undergraduate and postgraduate levels. He is also leading and guiding PhD students at universities in India. He is a well-known researcher across the globe for his valuable contribution to areas of diabetic foot, biomechanics, neuromuscular and orthopedic rehabilitation, with over 45 indexed publications and multiple guest speakers at international conferences. Dr. Hazari has patents and copyrights under his name for areas of his work excellence. He is also currently involved in an active ongoing research grant by the Department of Science and Technology, Govt. of India, over biomechanical analysis in cerebral palsy children. Adding to his research in academic excellence, he has authored two books published by Springer.
He has completed a research grant by the Department of Science and Technology, Govt. of India, over biomechanical analysis in cerebral palsy children and currently working on a research grant by the Badminton World Federation.