How to write a research proposal? A guide for medical professionals and students

  • Khan N
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Abstract

If you already have a research project in mind, the research planning phase must be completed with the formulation of a well-structured research proposal that must be submitted to an ethics committee for approval before your project can start. Generally, a research proposal contains the following elements: Title, abstract, introduction, objectives, methodology, timeline and milestones, ethical considerations, budget, appendices, and references. Whether you are a medical student or a researcher, knowing how to write a research proposal is an important skill to start any research project. This guide will give you the skills to write a successful research proposal.

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Khan, N. (2023). How to write a research proposal? A guide for medical professionals and students. Yemen Journal of Medicine, 4–7. https://doi.org/10.32677/yjm.v2i1.3997

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