those carrying out the review (reviewers, and board and panel members) to have a better understanding of your research proposal inform others about your research such as members of the public, health professionals, policy makers and the media the research funders to publicise the research that they fund. If it is felt that your plain English summary is not clear and of a good quality then you may be required to amend it prior to final funding approval. It is helpful to involve patients / carers / members of the public in developing a plain English summary. Content When writing your summary consider including the following information where appropriate: aim(s) of the research background to the research design and methods used patient and public involvement dissemination The plain English summary is not the same as a scientific abstract - please do not cut and paste this or other sections of your application form to create the plain English summary. Further guidance on writing in plain English is available online at NIHR Make it clear . For further support and advice on writing a plain English summary, please contact your local Research Design Service (where applicable). Applicant response pulled through from Stage 1 application Text field max 450 words – Section 8: Changes from stage [Your Stage 1 outcome letter will pull through here] Changes from first stage Please list the feedback received at first stage and under separate headings indicate what has changed as a result. Please describe and explain any additional changes that have been made to this proposal the Stage 1 application e.g. in light of new research. Text based on equivalent fields this has a current max of 3700 words – Section 9: Detailed Research Plan Detailed Research Plan
those carrying out the review (reviewers, and board and panel members) to have a better understanding of your research proposal inform others about your research such as members of the public, health professionals, policy makers and the media the research funders to publicise the research that they fund. If it is felt that your plain English summary is not clear and of a good quality then you may be required to amend it prior to final funding approval. It is helpful to involve patients / carers / members of the public in developing a plain English summary. Content When writing your summary consider including the following information where appropriate: aim(s) of the research background to the research design and methods used patient and public involvement dissemination The plain English summary is not the same as a scientific abstract - please do not cut and paste this or other sections of your application form to create the plain English summary. Further guidance on writing in plain English is available online at NIHR Make it clear . For further support and advice on writing a plain English summary, please contact your local Research Design Service (where applicable). Text field – max 450 words Applicant response pulled through from Stage 1 application Section 8: Changes from stage [Your Stage 1 outcome letter will pull through here] Changes from first stage Please list the feedback received at first stage and under separate headings indicate what has changed as a result. Please describe and explain any additional changes that have been made to this proposal the Stage 1 application e.g. in light of new research. Text – based on equivalent fields this has a current max of 3700 words Section 9: Detailed Research Plan Detailed Research Plan
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