study about the implementation of EHR at king faisal specialist hospital and research center
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Doctorate Viva Questions
1. Can you start by summarising your thesis?
2. Now, can you summarise it in one sentence?
What is original about your research, where is the novelty?
3. What is the idea that binds your thesis together?
4. What motivated and inspired you to carry out this research?
5. What are the main issues and debates in this subject area?
6. Which of these does your research address?
7. Why is the problem you have tackled worth tackling?
8. Who has had the strongest influence in the development of your subject area in theory and practice?
9. Which are the three most important papers that relate to your thesis?
10. What published work is closest to yours? How is your work different?
11. What do you know about the history of [insert something relevant]?
12. How does your work relate to [insert something relevant]?
13. What are the most recent major developments in your area?
14. How did your research questions emerge?
15. What were the crucial research decisions you made?
16. Why did you use this research methodology? What did you gain from it?
17. What were the alternatives to this methodology?
18. What would you have gained by using another approach?
19. How did you deal with the ethical implications of your work?
20. How has your view of your research topic changed?
21. How have you evaluated your work?
22. How do you know that your findings are correct?
23. What are the strongest/weakest parts of your work?
24. What would have improved your work?
25. To what extent do your contributions generalise?
26. Who will be most interested in your work?
27. What is the relevance of your work to other researchers?
28. What is the relevance of your work to practitioners?
29. Which aspects of your work do you intend to publish – and where?
30. Summarise your key findings.
31. Which of these findings are the most interesting to you? Why?
32. How do your findings relate to literature in your field?
33. What are the contributions to knowledge of your thesis?
34. How long-term are these contributions?
35. What are the main achievements of your research?
36. What have you learned from the process of doing your PhD?
37. What advice would you give to a research student entering this area?
38. You propose future research. How would you start this?
39. What would be the difficulties?
40. And, finally… What have you done that merits a PhD?
RESEARCH QUESTIONS
What’s your research about?
What were the aims of your thesis and what were the conclusions?
Why did you choose this particular problem?
What exactly were you trying to find out?
In one sentence, what is your thesis?
Would you please summarize your thesis for us?
What were the motivation for your research? Why was the problem you have tackled worth tackling?
Where did your research project come from? How did your research questions emerge?
Isn’t this a subjective study? What were you personal reasons for choosing this topic? What did you hope/expect to find?
Has your view of your research topic changed during the course of the research?
What led you to choose this topic? What excited you about it?
What was the purpose of this study?
What do you mean by influence (The title stated: Influence of X on Y)
What was your research question? (The title suggested one, the choice of literature another, and the abstract another).
Why did you choose this topic for doctoral study?
How did you develop an interest in this subject?
Could you tell us a bit about how you came to do this research?
What made you want to do research on this?
I’d like to know what the origins of this thesis were for you.
How did you come to be doing research in this area? Tell us a bit about how you came to do research in this area.
Would you please summarise your thesis for us? Could you first summarise the main points of your thesis?
You cover several areas in your thesis. What is the whole thing about?
Why is this subject important?
Who else thinks it is important?
Who has worked on this subject before?
What had not been done before?
ETHICS
What were the ethical implications of your research, and how did you deal with them?
How important were ethical considerations in your study?
Can you clarify what procedures you follow to ensure that your research observed the canons of the profession with regard to ethical procedures?
How did you minimise personal bias? Why did you write in the ‘first person’?
What issues arose from researching in your own workplace?
How did you handle them?
Where there no safety issues? For participants? For yourself?
How did you resolve these?
Do you feel any sort of betrayal about your participants’ views being in the public domain?
LITERATURE REVIEW
Can you clarify for me what you learned from the review of the literature?
Your review of the literature includes this particular work which is no longer considered to be a serious contribution. Why did you include that work?
What previous research influenced you most?
Awareness of other work, and distinction from similar work.
Especially recent publications where others are working in the same area – what are the similarities and differences between your work and theirs?
How did you know that it had not been studied previously, was it because of the academic or the professional literature?
What reading influenced your thinking and guided your research?
Who would you say are the key people in your field today?
Who has done something similar to you ?
Why is this subject important?
Who else thinks it is important?
Who has worked on this subject before?
What did you adapt for your study?
Who was responsible for the key conceptual turns, innovations or significant thinking in your field ?
What was your methodology? (The candidate answered incorrectly by describing the research method.)
How would you describe your methodology and why did you decide to use this?
What would you say were the central methodological difficulties you experienced during your research?
What influenced your thinking and in which way?
You have borrowed a theory in developing your theoretical model. What were the key considerations in doing this?
Explain, or talk me through, why you preferred “X” approach to a “Y” approach?
Isn’t this “audit”?
Why have you done it this way?
What other alternatives were there to your approach?
What issues of reflexivity are relevant to your study? How did you deal with them?
Were you “theory testing” or “developing theory” in your research?
Have you heard about the RRRRR theory and how could you have used it?
Was your research deductive or inductive – and why?
What was your conceptual framework?
How and why did you come to select this research design?
Please distinguish between methodology and methods.
What is the link between your research questions and your hypothesis?
What led you to select these models of … ?
What are the theoretical components of your framework?
How did you decide upon the variables to include in your conceptual framework?
How did concepts assist you to visualise and explain what you intended to investigate?
How did you use your conceptual framework to design your research and analyse your findings?
How did you develop the …you used in your methodology?
What precautions were taken against likely sources of bias?
What are the limitations in the design? Is the candidate aware of them?
In the circumstances, has the best design been chosen?
Has the candidate given an adequate justification for the design used?
METHODS
Why did you choose that particular method? Why not use other methods instead?
Can you look at the data differently?
What was your framework for analysis?
How did you deal with the data?
Can you clarify what your relationship was to the context and subjects of the study?
Do you think that your relationship in any way contaminated the study?
Have you been sensitive to a problem of a-typicality?
Do you think your sample was large enough?
How did you analyse the interview data? (There was no reference to any such analysis in the thesis).
Explain in detail (missing from the thesis), how the research instruments were developed and used.
Where did the questions in the questionnaire come from? Did you make them up?
Did you know the results of your research before you started?
What are the differences between a simulation and real life?
Why did you use both quantitative and qualitative data ?
What are the pros and cons of the methods you chose?
Why did you reject the others?
Did you use the same technique with each participant ?
Did you consider how you might have to curtail a phase of your research, if you saw that it was not working?
Why should we trust the analysis you present in Table X?
Why was …. a good judgement?
Why should we accept your interpretation of …..?
FINDINGS
Summarise your key findings.
What do your findings really mean?
Are the outcomes what you expected?
Were you surprised at any of your findings?
Would you say that your results are generalisable?
How do your findings relate to the literature on the subject?
Did your knowledge of the area allow you to anticipate your results, or were you totally detached from the inquiry?
How did gender issues influence culture ? (All respondents were male.)
What led you to choose your models of organisational culture?
What other models of culture did you consider?
Did the finding about DDDDD surprise you and how did you explain it?
Please explain how you arrived at, and then distinguished between, your factual and conceptual conclusions.
Surely it would have been better to use a different method?
CONTRIBUTION
In what way is your research original and significant?
Can you relate your findings to other important research in the field?
What do you see as the key component/task of theory development?
Who is likely to care about your research and why?
What have you done that merits a Doctorate?
What’s original about your work? Where is the novelty?
What are the contributions (to professional practice) of your thesis?
What is the relevance of your contribution?
To practice?
To your profession?
To other researchers?
How do your contributions generalise?
To what extent would you generalise to settings other than the one you’ve worked on?
Under what circumstances would your approach be usable?
How long term is your contribution, given the anticipated future developments in this area?
How do your conclusions relate to other conceptual models in the area?
What correlations did you draw between the concepts in your thesis?
What is your contribution to knowledge?
How will your research inform professional practice?
You claim your work is reliable; does this mean it is true?
On a general level, what, for you, were the most interesting things to come out of your thesis?
Explain what is new about your work
Tell me how your work differs from that of X.
When did you realise that you were on to something?
What would you say has been your contribution?
Who would be most likely to agree with you?
Who would be most likely to disagree?
How long do you expect your work to remain innovative?
Do you think your research will influence others?
What sets your work apart from others’?
What do you think you produced that was really new?
IMPLICATIONS
If you had 5 minutes to speak to a group of colleagues about the implications of your study, what would you say?
What is the implication of your work in your area? What does it change?
Have you solved the practice problem that you have addressed?
Have you changed practice? If not, why not? Where’s the evidence for change?
Do you see yourself as a change agent?
How might your conclusions influence public policy or professional practice, and who
might be interested in your results?
How could your findings be transferred to other corporate cultures?
Who will use your material?
Who do you think will be influenced by your work?
How do you think that influence will occur?
Which is your most important recommendation and why?
Do you think your recommendations are feasible?
CRITIQUE
If you were doing this study over again, in what ways would you change it?
Looking back what might you have done differently? This requires a thoughtful answer, whilst defending what you did at the time.
What are the strongest/weakest parts of your work?
Where did you go wrong?
What have you learnt from your research experience?
Have you evaluated your work?
Intrinsic evaluation: how have you demonstrated that it works, and how well it performs?
Extrinsic evaluation: how have you demonstrated its usefulness for a specific professional context?
How could you improve your work?
Please summarise for us the possible criticisms of your research.
Why did you not explicitly state your limitations?
Would you say that your thesis has any weaknesses?
What were the compromises in the research?
FUTURE RESEARCH
How would you take your work further from here?
Where would you like to be in 5 years time?
Where will you publish your work? (Think about which journals and conferences your research would best suit. You should promote your research by publishing papers in journals and presenting them at conferences, which takes your work to a much wider audience).
Which aspects of your thesis could be published?
You discuss future work in your conclusion chapter. How long would it take to implement X, and what are the likely problems you envisage?
If you were to follow up on your research, or encourage others to build on it, which specific aspects of it deserve further investigation?
How do you see research developing in the next five years?
OTHER
What do you understand by the term ‘doctorateness?’
What would you say were the most important things that you learned from your research both in terms of personal development and from a contribution to the body of knowledge?
What are you most proud of and why? (This may be asked (again) towards the end of the viva).
What have you learned from the process of completing your Doctorate?
How easy was your research journey?
What do you mean when you use the term …?
Are there any aspects of your research that you would like to tell us about that we have not discussed?
Did your study turn out as you expected?
You say … was the result of ….. Could it have been the opposite?
You seem unsure of … Why is that?
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