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With two days until the research project deadline, I feel as though the final polished product is nearly in grasp!
Throughout the process, I have been relying heavily on Trello, a project planning tool to help with keeping track of complex projects that are all in various stages of completion. I started using this around the same time that I started this blog, and as I just move through the most stressful period of writing, I can say with confidence that this has been invaluable.
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Off the back of my previous post, I created an infographic to illustrate the overlap between neurology and psychiatry. I am quite artistic (used to be an art student!) and infographics seem to be the perfect way to infuse academia and art.
Now that I have done one, I will likely create more in the future to accompany posts.
A development: the title
The title of my project has been provisionally developed as:
Neuropsychiatric associations with auditory and visual hallucinations: a CRIS project
I am currently working on my proposal, although it is taking longer than I thought it would as I try to work out and refine what I am actually trying to explore. I stumbled across a great resource to guide writing a proposal, below! It might be worth making a page especially for tools that I am using, for easier access.
UPDATE (20/3/17): ‘Resources’ page has been added to the blog navigation menu
The Winning Dissertation
Glatthorn, A.A., 1998. Writing the winning dissertation : a step-by-step guide, Corwin Press.
Excellent research resource that I will be using every step of the way
