There are many sources of public health data available.
How does a researcher ensure that the data that he/she is using has not created a skewed interpretation of the results?
What are the issues that arise when different researcher interpret the same public health data sources.
That is an important issue, I don't know how people interpret this but I have seen that different methods of analysis of the same data give different results, so the interpretation is obviously affected.
following article discusses such case
Article Equivalent statistics and data interpretation
It sure depends on your methodology and how rigorous it is... you might find helpful ideas in this paper about Information bias in health research: definition, pitfalls, and adjustment methods Article Information bias in health research: Definition, pitfalls, a...
It is interesting to apply a strong and rigorous methodology using checklist for example, STROBE for observational studies.
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