←Previous: or mixed) and includes a discussion of why the selected method was chosen instead of another method. Arguments are supported by citations from articles and books on project methodology or design. Describe how the methodology selected supports the attainment of information that will answer the clinical questions. | | | | This section is written in a well-structured way
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| This section describes the characteristics of the total (general) population and the project (target) population from which the project sample (sample) (project participants) is drawn. | | | |
| This section describes the characteristics of the project population and the project sample and clearly defines and differentiates the sample for the project versus the number of people completing instruments on the project sample. | | | |
| This section describes the project population size and project sample size and justifies the project sample size (e.g.→
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