This course introduces students to foundational concepts in research methodology and analysis, with a focus on understanding, critiquing, and applying evidence to occupational therapy practice. Key topics include research terminology, study designs, ethical considerations in research, and analysis. Students will develop skills to appraise the quality and relevance of research studies, evaluate levels of evidence, and interpret data to inform evidence-based clinical decision-making. Emphasis is placed on integrating research findings to enhance occupational therapy interventions across diverse populations. (Prerequisites - None)