Residents often begin methodology writing before the research question is fully clarified. That usually leads to vague objectives, uncertain variables, and avoidable revisions later.

A robust methodology chapter should explain design, setting, duration, population, inclusion criteria, exclusion criteria, variables, operational definitions, and analysis planning in a sequence that feels logical.

If any section sounds generic or detached from the actual pediatric question, pause and rework the logic before collecting data.

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