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Planning and Conducting Clinical Research: The Whole Process
1Family Medicine, Universiti Putra Malaysia, Serdang, MYS.
Cureus
|May 7, 2019
Summary
This review outlines the clinical research process, from idea generation to reporting. It emphasizes refining research questions and designs for impactful medical practice improvements.
Area of Science:
- Clinical Research Methodology
- Medical Research Process
Background:
- Clinical practice issues are the foundation for meaningful research.
- Systematic literature reviews and expert engagement refine research questions.
Purpose of the Study:
- To delineate the essential steps in the complete clinical research process.
- To provide a framework for effective clinical study design and reporting.
Main Methods:
- The review details the iterative process of study design, including theoretical, data collection, and statistical analysis phases.
- Data collection design considers experimental/non-experimental approaches, sampling methods, and temporal variables.
Main Results:
- Successful clinical research requires a well-defined question rooted in clinical practice.
- Structured study design and clear reporting are crucial for timely and impactful findings.
Conclusions:
- The clinical research process involves meticulous planning from idea conception through study design to final reporting.
- Adherence to principles of concise, explicit, and complete reporting ensures the value of research findings.
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