(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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Has experienced challenges with participant recruitment in a study
Has utilized mobile health technology in research
Has been a peer reviewer for a journal
Has published a case report or case series
Has experience with basic statistical software (e.g., SPSS, R)
Has collected data for a research study
Has conducted peer review for a regional journal
Has written a book or book chapter
Has conducted or contributed to a meta-analysis
Has conducted a health-related qualitative interview or focus group
Has published research on infectious diseases
Has applied for a research grant
Has attended a research workshop or training
Has not yet published a research paper, but is inspired to try
Has published research on cancer
Has not yet led a research project, but is actively seeking opportunities
Has revised a research paper more than twice
Has published a research article with more than five co-authors
Has engaged in health services research
Has written a research proposal
Has collaborated with an international research team
Has performed a systematic review
Has had to adapt research methods due to resource limitations
Has recorded a podcast episode or webinar to disseminate research findings
Has been cited by a researcher in a different field
Has presented at a national conference
Has supervised a student in a research project
Has served on a research ethics board
Has mentored a junior researcher
Has received a research scholarship or fellowship
Has contributed to community health education
Has investigated local dietary practices and their health impacts
Has been involved in a public health intervention study
Has trained others in research methodologies
Has created a research poster for a scientific meeting
Has contributed to a public health guideline
Has consulted for a research project outside of their primary discipline
Has conducted a literature review
Has not yet independently analyzed research data, but has practiced with sample datasets
Has not yet presented at a conference, but is preparing to submit an abstract
Has been part of a research project that received media attention
Has helped translate research materials (like a survey) into another language
Has mapped disease prevalence using basic GIS tools
Has conducted an epidemiological survey
Has taken a course or workshop to improve research skills in the past year
Has conducted research in a language other than English (e.g., Swahili)
Has used basic laboratory techniques in research (e.g., microscopy, blood smears)
Has used AI in research (machine learning, natural language processing, etc.)
Has initiated a pilot program to improve local healthcare delivery
Has utilized basic data visualization in research presentations
Has received funding for a research study
Has had their research rejected by others at some stage
Has conducted a randomized controlled trial
Has been part of a research study that spanned multiple countries
Has been involved in maternal and child health research
Has been part of a regional research consortium
Has been part of a longitudinal cohort study
Has submitted an application to an ethics review board
Has had research impact local healthcare policy
Has been a first author on a research paper
Has contributed to a research project focusing on sustainability or environmental health
Has conducted a health systems effectiveness study
