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STEPS
FOR TURNING
AN IDEA
INTO A
KAN STUDY
Revised
June 2004
These
steps
are not
necessarily
sequential;
some might
occur
in parallel
and there
might
be some
re-cycling
of these
steps.
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Get
an
idea.
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Check
out
your
idea
with
colleagues
(through
conversations,
email,
list
serve,
website).
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Discuss
your
idea
and
its
relation
to
KAN’s
mission
with
a
core
KAN
faculty
member:
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Work
with
a
small
group
of
colleagues,
including
at
least
one
primary
care
clinician,
to
flesh
out
the
idea,
and
delineate
how
the
study
might
be
conducted.
This
process
would
include
a
survey
of
the
literature
and
production
of
a
two
to
three
page
“Concept
Paper.”
-
Have
the
KAN
General
Advisory
Council
(GAC)
review
the
concept
paper
and
provide
feedback.
Routine
GAC
reviews
occur
quarterly.
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Submit
the
proposal
to
the
IRB,
receive
and
incorporate
their
feedback.
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With
help
of
the
GAC
get
the
study
in
line
(priority)
for
implementation
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