A brilliant topic you cannot complete is worse than an ordinary topic you can defend. Our doctor panel scores every candidate topic on six questions before we show it to you.
- Patient load: can your department realistically enrol the sample size in 12 months?
- Ethics: will the IEC[5] approve it without a long back-and-forth? Is consent practical?
- Cost: are any investigations outside routine care, and who pays?
- Equipment: is the instrument or kit available, calibrated and in use in your hospital?
- Time: does follow-up fit within your data-collection window?
- Novelty: does it add something local or methodological that the last ten similar theses did not?
Our process
You receive three vetted options with a one-page feasibility note each, a pilot literature search and a rough sample size. You and your guide choose; we then build the synopsis around it.