1 Research processes
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1.1 Create research questions
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1.2 Come up with methods
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1.3 Gather data
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1.4 Process data
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1.5 Create results
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1.6 Draw conclusions
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1.7 Report
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2 Research goals
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2.1 Create new knowledge or refine existing knowledge
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2.2 Solve problems
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2.3 Answer questions
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2.4 Find a given fact or pattern
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2.5 Progress in science and healthcare
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2.6 Development and improvement of medicines
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2.7 Development and improvement of illness treatment
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2.8 Better physicians
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2.9 Improve work experience of physicians
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2.10 Improve patient experience and trust
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2.11 Improve organisation within the hospital
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2.12 Intellectual development of physician-scientist
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2.13 Prestigious for the career development of the physician-scientist
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2.14 Improve education
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3 Research characteristics
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3.1 Hard
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3.2 Detailed and careful
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3.3 Intensive
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3.4 Challenging
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3.5 Large scaled
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3.6 Useful
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3.7 Additional obligations
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3.8 Unilateral work environment
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4 Research topics
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4.1 Healthcare
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4.2 Prevention
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4.3 Organizational
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5 Research requirements
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5.1 Collaboration
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5.2 Finance
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5.3 Ethical approval
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6 Motivating factors
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6.1 Personal development
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6.2 Acknowledgment or rewards
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6.3 Contributing to knowledge or patient care
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6.4 Curiosity
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6.5 Different fun parts of conducting research
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6.6 Variety
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6.7 Ability to work independently
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6.8 Topic
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6.9 Opportunity to network
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6.10 Possibilities to conduct research available
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6.11 Research orientation
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6.12 Collaboration
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6.13 Inspiring role models
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6.14 Need for extra challenge
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7 Demotivating factors
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7.1 Content
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7.2 Other priorities
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7.3 Lack of time
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7.4 Mental pressure
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7.5 Lack of support
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7.6 Inadequate atmosphere or collaboration
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7.7 Lack of or disappointing results
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7.8 Lack of contribution
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7.9 Difficulty
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7.10 Gathering and processing of data
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7.11 Statistics
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7.12 Less attractive than clinical practice
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7.13 Lack of autonomy
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7.14 Misfit with personality
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