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Avoiding pitfalls in conducting hand surgery research: the feasibility analysis.

Miriam Marks¹, Dieuwke C Broekstra^2,3

¹Department of Teaching, Research and Development, Schulthess Klinik, Zurich, Switzerland.

The Journal of Hand Surgery, European Volume

|May 23, 2024

Summary

Planning a clinical study? This guide offers hand surgeons essential organizational planning and feasibility analysis tips. Learn key steps for successful research project management and resource estimation.

Keywords:

Feasibility checklist patient selection recruitment study planning

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Area of Science:

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Clinical Research Methodology

Background:

Guidance for early-career hand surgeons planning clinical studies.
Emphasis on organizational planning alongside research methodology.

Discussion:

Feasibility analysis is crucial for estimating resources and project timelines.
Highlights practical tips and checklists for study initiation.

Key Insights:

Effective organizational planning is vital for clinical study success.
Feasibility studies aid in realistic resource and duration assessment.
Checklists provide a structured approach to pre-study considerations.

Outlook:

Empowering new researchers to conduct robust clinical studies.
Improving the efficiency and success rate of hand surgery research projects.