Healthcare Dissertation Topics

Research Aim: The research aims to conduct an assessment of the bioethics issues arising during medicine development and administration to patients and how ethics of public health can be improved

Objectives:

• To analyse the bioethics challenges associated with medicine development and patent administration.
• To examine the measures of improvement of ethics associated with public health.
• To conduct an assessment of the bioethics issues arising during medicine development and administration to patients and how ethics of public health can be improved

Research Aim: The research aims to investigate the present global health security infrastructure and its capacity to detect and prevent the spread of infectious diseases. A case study of the outbreak of COVID-19.

Objectives:

• To analyse the concept of global health security.
• To determine the current infrastructure of global health security and the position of WHO in detecting and preventing the spread of infectious diseases.
• To investigate the effectiveness of the present global health security infrastructure in dealing with the Coviud-19 pandemic and recommendations for future scenarios.

Research Aim: The research aims to investigate the importance of vaccines and childhood nutrition in improving maternal and child health

Objectives:

• To determine the present challenges of maternal and child health and its significance in society.
• To analyse the role of vaccines and childhood nutrition in safeguarding the health of the mother and child.
• To recommend measures to improve maternal and child health for ensuring wellbeing of the families with pre-natal and well-child care for infant and maternal mortality prevention.

Research Aim: The research aims to conduct an analysis of the risks of tobacco and second-hand smoke exposure on the cardiovascular health of people in the UK.

Objectives:

• To contextualise the risk factors of tobacco and second-hand smoke.
• To determine the cardiovascular health impact of the people of the UK due to tobacco and second-hand smoke.
• To recommend measures for reducing and minimising tobacco risks and prevent health impact due to passive smoke.

Research aim: The prime focus of the research will be analysing the impact of COVID-19 on the healthcare system and how the healthcare system was able to handle the health emergency in different regions of the world. The research can pinpoint one location and study its healthcare system from the perspective of the COVID-19 outbreak.

Research aim: The UN has a major health department that oversees the health sector around the world. The United Nations plays an important role in bringing sustainability in human life physically, economically, and in so many other ways. The main goal of the research will be to understand and analyse the UN healthcare policy and identify to what extent it is improving healthcare systems around the world.

Research aim: It is an undisputed argument that the World Health organisation was at the forefront when the tsunami of pandemics hit the world. From keeping people informed to ensuring the formulation of vaccines, the WHO’s role was comprehensive. The aim of the research is to identify how WHO responded to the outbreak and helped people stay protected. The research will critically analyse the plans that were formulated and executed in response to the COVID-19.

Research Aim:  Olympics were called from July to August in 2021 in Tokyo, Japan, when delta variant had been engulfing lives around the world. While many people opposed the decision of arranging the Olympics, it ended up with flying colours. But it is said that due to the Olympics and Paralympics, in which athletes from all over the world participated, the delta variant transcended easily.

The aim of the research is to find out whether or not the Olympics and Paralympics helped the spread of the delta variant. 

Research Aim: There is a large proportion of people who are still unvaccinated against COVID-19 in the world. The aim of the research is to track the COVID-19 vaccination drive around the world. The researcher will also find the key motivations behind their denial.

Research aim: The aim of the research will be to find out the relationship between poverty and childhood diseases. The researcher can conduct quantitative research by finding out the figures of most affected childhood diseases and their financial data in the world.

Research Aim: By and large, it is said that people in a few regions of the world are more motivated towards attaining a healthy life than in other places. The purpose of the research is to find relative and varying motivations to live healthily around the world.

Research aim: Children and women are the most suffered creatures in the warzone areas of the world. The purpose of the research is to identify the health crisis of women and children in places where there is no rule of law.

Research aim: The research aims to identify and analyse the significance of healthcare research and its effects on humans and society. The researcher will identify the necessity of the study in the field and its overall impact. 

Research aim: Telemedicine refers to the use of technology to disseminate medical information, diagnose, or interact with a patient. Currently, it is gaining tremendous importance, especially due to the pandemic, but it is important to figure out how it will work out in the future.

The research aim of the research would be to find the significance of telemedicine and its prospects.

Research aim: The research will aim to find out whether or not infectious diseases are difficult to deal with. The paper will identify all the elements responsible for making infectious diseases unstoppable. The researcher can make arguments in the context of the COVID-19.

Research aim: Different countries have different healthcare systems with different policies around the world. The aim of the research will be to find out the most effective healthcare systems around the world. The research can incorporate both quantitive and qualitative methods for the study.

The researcher can pinpoint a respective area for the study—for example, the healthcare system of Nigeria, the United States, South Asia etc.

Research aim: The advancements in technology have transformed all aspects of our life, and the healthcare system is no exception.

The main aim of the research will be to find out the impact of technology on the healthcare system.

Research aim: The aim of the research will be to identify trends and forecast the future. The researcher will examine the healthcare system today and study the elements that may bring about change and may modify it in the future. The projections must be based on evidence.

Research aim: The COVID-19 affected normal life significantly. People were locked in their homes, and the roads and streets were empty. From that perspective, it is significant to understand how(if it did) affected people emotionally.

The main aim of the research will be to find out how and to what extent COVID-19 it affected people emotionally. 

Research aim: Neither being skinny is healthy, nor starvation is the solution to getting a perfect body shape. The standard beauty standards have persistently put social pressure on individuals to become as per se. Otherwise, they will be neglected or segregated. The research will aim to find out how people who try to meet the standard beauty standards affect their health. 

Research aim: Depression and anxiety are some common instances that occur to almost all people. It may apparently look like people in developed countries, having access to their basic needs, must not have anything to worry about. It might not be what looks from the outside. The research will measure the rate of increase or decrease in depression and anxiety in adults in developed countries and identify the key determining factors.

Research aim: The aim of the research will be to identify why it is important to create awareness about breast cancer in third-world countries and identify how to do so.

Research aim: Haemoglobinopathies are genetic problems that affect the structure or formation of haemoglobin. One recent research identifies gene therapy as a solution to the disorders. The research will aim to identify how effective gene therapy is and in what capacity it can be used in medicine in the future.

Research aim: While so much stress is put on ensuring the treatment of patients and advancing the healthy lives of humans in general, there is very little say about what problems may be faced by people who are managing. The research aims to identify the undiscussed problems faced by healthcare management to ensure a healthy life for people.