Challenges Faced by Health Professionals at the Beginning of Research in Pakistan
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https://doi.org/10.61581/MJSP.VOL02/02/03Keywords:
Medical research, Health Professionals, Research, Pakistan, ChallengesAbstract
Objective: The present research paper is purely focused on the niche segment of the academic consideration in terms of the research projects and studies observed by the health professionals of Pakistan. The researcher of the paper has not only outlined the challenges and the problems of the medical research but also looked out to provide the solutions to overcome those challenges.
Methodology: The paper has implicated quantitative research method in terms of collecting the primary data by closes ended questionnaire for the sample of about 200 respondents.
Results: Nonetheless, the study has concluded on the direct relationship with that of the findings by statistical means and interpreted the intra connected dots of the research questions with that of the key consideration.
Conclusion: based on the observations done, it can be concluded that researchers who want to increase their number of papers often face issues in handling the respondents and producing quality content.
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