How Journey builds a protocol
A finished-looking protocol and a protocol whose design reasoning survives review are different documents. Journey is built to produce the second one.
How to move from a public-health or clinical question to a study design capable of answering it credibly: design selection, bias, confounding, and the structural decisions that determine whether a study’s conclusions will hold up.
A finished-looking protocol and a protocol whose design reasoning survives review are different documents. Journey is built to produce the second one.
A public-health concern becomes researchable only after its population, exposure or intervention, comparator, outcome, and time frame are explicit — and after the question is tested for feasibility, relevance, ethics, and decision value.