Implementing a Resident Research Program to Overcome Barriers to Resident Research

Defining and implementing a model for pharmacy resident research projects

OBJECTIVE To describe a standard approach to provide a support structure for pharmacy resident research that emphasizes self-identification of a residency research project. METHODS A subcommittee of the residency advisory committee was formed at our institution. The committee was initially comprised of 2 clinical pharmacy specialists, 1 drug information pharmacist, and 2 pharmacy administrato...

RRTP Resident Research Publications

Senior Resident Research Abstracts

With this inaugural Resident Section of the California Journal of Emergency Medicine, CalJEM embarks on its mission to showcase the academic achievements of both EM residents and medical students interested in Emergency Medicine. Following are six abstracts submitted as part of their 2006 senior resident research projects at the University of California, Irvine. We wish to thank UCI Program Dir...

UCSF Multidisciplinary Resident Research Symposium Sponsored by CTSI Resident Research Training Program, Global Health Sciences and the Molecular Medicine Pathway

s: Oral Presentations UCSF Multidisciplinary Resident Research Symposium Wednesday, May 25, 2016 Mission Bay, Mission Hall, MH-1400 Abstract title: Secondary Malignancy in Neuroblastoma After 131I-metaiodobenzylguanidine Treatmenttitle: Secondary Malignancy in Neuroblastoma After 131I-metaiodobenzylguanidine Treatment Resident’s name: Kelly E. Huibregtse, MD, MS Name of program: Pediatrics Purp...

Incorporating resident research into the dermatology residency program

Programmatic changes for the dermatology residency program at The University of Texas Medical Branch were first introduced in 2005, with the faculty goal incorporating formal dermatology research projects into the 3-year postgraduate training period. This curriculum initially developed as a recommendation for voluntary scholarly project activity by residents, but it evolved into a program requi...