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Research Office
Residents
Scholarly Activity
Updated
June 29, 2011
The database for tracking GME Scholarly Activity
has been completed. The database will allow
Residents, Fellows and Faculty of the Carle Residency Programs to
effectively follow their Scholarly Activity. The database consists of
specific fields for each activity, editing features, summaries of activities
and privacy. Eventually, the database will be useful in creating CV’s or a
personal resume for future use. Presently, focus groups are being utilized
to test the database. The
Scholarly
Activity Database can only be accessed on the internal Carle network.
Important Notice:
Internal Medicine Resident scholarly activity is tracked by the University
of Illinois, College of Medicine - contact Smita Das, Teaching Assistant,
Internal Medicine Residency Program at sdas5@illinois.edu or
217-383-4515 for more information.
See below for a definition
of scholarly activity.
Scholarly Activity
for Residents, Fellows and Faculty in Carle Residency Programs
(version 1.0; 08.06.08)
Participate in Research
Retrospective v. Prospective Studies
Methods of Research (Qualitative,
Quantitative, Mixed)
Chart Reviews/Survey Research
Health Services Research and Quality
Improvement Research
Translational Research
Social/Behavioral/Educational Research
Informatics Research
Clinical Trials (Pilot, Phases)
Organized Clinical
Discussions
Participate in Rounds
Patients
are discussed by the attending physician and students.
Participate in Journal
Clubs
A
group of individuals who meet regularly to critically evaluate recent
articles in scientific literature.
Attend Conferences
Meeting
of researchers/doctors with the objective to present and discuss interesting
findings or adapt new procedures.
Peer-Reviewed Funding
Funding
is allocated for scholarly work once it is subjected to the scrutiny of
others who are experts in the same field. Publications that have not
undergone peer review are likely to be regarded with the suspicion by
scholars and professionals.
Peer-Reviewed Publications
Original
research articles
Review articles
Chapters in
textbooks
Case Reports or
Clinical Series
Publication/presentation of case reports or clinical series at local,
regional, or national professional and scientific society meetings.
Participation in
National Committees or Educational Organizations
Source: Accreditation Council for Graduate
Medical Education (ACGME), updated April 21, 2008
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