Stay On Top of It

Tracking and organizing is the best way to keep the study going, says Jane N. Kogan.

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Monitor Recruitment Closely

Ensure that you are on target for recruitment, says Jane N. Kogan.

Quick Tip - 1 minute 9 seconds

Hire Expertise at 10%

An experienced administrator at 10% can greatly benefit a research project, states Hermi R. Woodward.

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Budget Isn't an Afterthought

Take budget into consideration at the start of proposal development, recommends Hermi R. Woodward.

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Staying in Touch with the Project

Study meetings help you keep track of a study and its participants, Michael E. Thase notes.

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Post-submission Activities

Victoria J. Grochocinski gives advice about how to jumpstart your grant before the money comes in.

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Fiscal Questions

Victoria J. Grochocinski advises good communication with the budget department.

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Avoiding the Pitfalls of Project Management

There are project management details that you can work on between submitting your grant and getting funding, suggests Victoria J. Grochocinski.

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Designing School-based Interventions

Read practical advice about designing and implementing a violence prevention program in schools by Lisa Jaycox, Daniel McCaffrey, Beverly Ocampo, Gene Shelley, Susan Blake, Joan Kub, and Donna Peterson.

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Budget and Career Development Plan

Greg Siegle and Judith Ford give some advice about developing a budget and writing a career development plan for a K-award.

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