Yes. Our research topics cover disease patterns and clinical scenarios relevant to South African healthcare — including HIV/TB co-infection, trauma from interpersonal violence, maternal health in district hospitals, and NCD burden in LMIC settings. Topics are suitable for MMed, FC, and subspecialty registrar research projects across all South African universities and teaching hospitals.

The protocol is generated as a comprehensive reference document covering all standard sections: introduction, objectives, methodology, sample size calculation, ethical considerations, data collection tools, and consent forms. It gives you a strong foundation to work from. You should review, adapt, and finalise it according to your HREC requirements, supervisor’s preferences, and institutional protocols before submission.

They are structurally identical documents. In India, it is called a “synopsis” submitted to an Institutional Ethics Committee (IEC). In South Africa, it is called a “research protocol” submitted to a Human Research Ethics Committee (HREC). Both contain the same core sections. The key differences are terminology (Registrar vs Resident, Supervisor vs Guide, HREC vs IEC) and referencing style (international journals preferred over Indian journals). Our protocols are formatted accordingly.

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Absolutely. The research protocol format works for both MMed dissertations and Colleges of Medicine (CMSA) fellowship research requirements. Whether you are at UCT, Wits, Stellenbosch, UKZN, UP, or any other South African medical school — the core research methodology is the same.