STEPS FOR SELECTING THE RIGHT RESEARCH TOPIC IN ADVANCED MEDICAL SCIENCES. A GUIDE FOR MASTER’S AND DOCTORAL STUDENTS
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https://doi.org/10.61841/p231r315Keywords:
Research topic selection, advanced medical sciences, medical research, methodology, feasibility, clinical relevance, doctoral studies, literature reviewAbstract
Selecting the right research topic for advanced medical sciences is a crucial step for master’s and doctoral students. This article explores the process of choosing an appropriate research topic, focusing on the key factors and methodologies that should be considered. It emphasizes the importance of relevance to the field, available resources, and personal interest, as well as the potential impact on advancing medical knowledge and practice. By reviewing relevant literature, this paper offers guidance to students in navigating the complexities of research topic selection. A systematic approach to selecting topics can ensure students contribute valuable insights to the medical community. The results highlight critical considerations such as clinical relevance, feasibility, and alignment with the current state of medical research.
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