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The conduct of dental research: the protocol, a guide
M E J Curzon1, P E Cleaton-Jones
1Leeds Dental Institute, Leeds, England. curzongalphay@aol.com
Abstract
Background:
Research today requires detailed planning to ensure efficient work, to raise funding and to fit into time constraints.
Aim:
The aim of this article is to provide a broad guidance on the layout and content of a research protocol.
Method:
Years of experience in writing research protocols were used to give guidance on writing, timings, content, layout and successful completion.
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