NEEDS ANALYSIS: Data Collection and Analysis

NEEDS ANALYSIS: Data Collection and Analysis

1. Primary information

   • Interviews
     • Interviews are primarily a tool for qualitative data collection and are popular as information-gathering instruments due to their flexibility.
   • Surveys
     • Surveys are used to collect data from the target audience and collect information about their preferences, opinions, choices and comments related to your products and services.
   • Observation
     • Observation is another of the instruments to collect information that consists of observing individuals in their natural environment or in a situation that occurs naturally.
   • Language Samples
     • A language sample consists of eliciting and gathering a spontaneous sample of one's speech. It often consists of at least 50-100 utterances spoken by the child. Language samples are critical for assessing one's speech and they allow us to gather a variety of data.
   • Focus groups
     • The focus group is a qualitative technique for studying the opinions or attitudes of a public, used in social sciences and business studies.

2. Secondary Information

   • Documents
     • Represents the information of a document in a structured record, reduces all physical and content, descriptive data into an unambiguous schema.
   • Literature
     • Allows the researcher to know the results of other studies similar to the one being considered

3. Analysis of data

4. Identify key areas

   • It is essential to clearly identify the question to be answered, the specific problem whose solution or understanding will contribute to the execution

5. Stablish priorities

   • It is a central element of health research, policy, which in turn will depend on research policy in general, health policy, the health situation, economic development and the level of health. Scientific and technological development

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