Get Proposal Format. Proposal Format

This guide provides a clear and systematic approach to filling out the Proposal Format for research projects. It outlines the necessary steps and components to help users effectively complete the form online.

Follow the steps to successfully complete your proposal format

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the Proposal Format and open it in your preferred online editor.
2. Enter the project title and researcher details at the top of the form. This information is crucial for identifying the proposal.
3. Provide the date and the title of your project. Ensure these are accurate and clearly stated to avoid confusion.
4. Specify the NCHS data system and years applicable to your project. Include any non-NCHS data files relevant to your research.
5. Select your mode of access by checking all applicable options listed in the form.
6. Indicate the statistical software you plan to use for your research. Check all that apply, making sure to note any restrictions on software usage.
7. Set your proposed start date and indicate your funding source, followed by the billing address which should include a contact person for any inquiries.
8. In the general information section, complete the required fields for the research team, including each member's name, contact details, institution, mailing address, and citizenship status.
9. For the primary investigator, co-investigator, and programmer sections, select the relevant options based on their roles in the research.
10. Address any 'Yes' responses in the body of the proposal as instructed. Provide the necessary details in each subsection of the RDC Proposal Summary Information.
11. Write an abstract, research question, background, public health benefit, and data requirements as outlined. Be concise and relevant in your responses.
12. Detail your methodology, including your unit of analysis, analysis plan, and how to address complex survey design if applicable.
13. Provide a clear description of the expected output, examples or table shells, and your plan for presenting results.
14. Create a data dictionary for the variables you want extracted. Choose to provide a public, restricted, and non-NCHS data dictionary as needed.
15. List references, other authors contributing to the project, and include CVs for each research team member as specified.
16. Review the completed document for accuracy and completeness, then save your changes, download, print, or share the final proposal format as required.

Start completing your Proposal Format online today to ensure your research is organized and ready for submission.