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Grassroots research: How to have a stab at your first project and succeed
journal contribution
posted on 2023-05-16, 14:29 authored by Edmund AlbertEdmund Albert, Emily HansenEmily Hansen, Clarissa HughesClarissa HughesBACKGROUND: Current initiatives are aimed at building the capacity within Australian primary care to undertake high quality research and evaluation, including clinicians who are not primarily researchers. OBJECTIVE: To provide a simple guide to encourage practice based research projects. TIPS AND ADVICE: Be parsimonious with the amount of data collected, ensure the literature is searched first, keep the project as simple as possible, invest time in planning and managing the project, readily ask for help and advice, and make every effort to publish the results. DISCUSSION: A modest, carefully supported and systematic approach is recommended for increasing the chance of success and quality of the research.
History
Publication title
Australian Family PhysicianVolume
32Issue
7Pagination
564-567ISSN
0300-8495Department/School
School of Health SciencesPublisher
The Royal Australian College of General PractitionersPlace of publication
MelbourneRepository Status
- Restricted