6-Phase Project Timeline

A project timeline is vital for complex research projects spanning several years. This 36-month, 6-step roadmap provides a clear structure for medical studies. It helps teams manage data collection, analysis, and publication milestones. Using such a visual guide ensures every phase stays on track for a successful final submission.

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About this 6-Step Project Timeline template

This template provides a professional structure for long-term medical research or clinical studies. It breaks down a three-year project into manageable six-month blocks. Using this layout helps researchers track data collection, variable analysis, and final report preparation efficiently.

Phase 1: Initial Data Collection

The first year focuses heavily on gathering essential information from specific record-keeping departments. This foundational stage ensures that the research team has enough raw data to support detailed analysis in later phases.

Month 1 to 6 data gathering
Months 7 to 12 record collection
Medical College Hospital collaboration

Phase 2: Systematic Data Presentation

During the third six-month block, the focus shifts to organizing the raw information. This phase transforms gathered records into a systematic format that makes it easier for the research team to interpret findings.

Systematic data organization
Information formatting
Preparation for analysis

Phase 3: Correlation and HRCT Analysis

This phase involves deep technical analysis and correlation studies between various research variables. Researchers also examine specific clinical reports, such as HRCT chest scans, to identify significant patterns or trends within the study data.

Correlation study of variables
Analysis of HRCT chest reports
Data presentation updates

Phase 4: Biomarkers and Publication

The final year of research begins with advanced specificity analysis focusing on key biomarkers. Teams use this time to finalize their findings and submit articles for publication in peer-reviewed medical or scientific journals.

Significant biomarker analysis
Specificity studies
Publication of research articles

Phase 5: Final Project Submission

The concluding phase of the three-year timeline involves compiling all research findings into a comprehensive document. This stage ensures the project is polished and meets all formal requirements before the final deadline for submission.