I am interested in learning how to conduct research.
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I have received what I would consider formal research training in the past (where I would go through everything from initial research proposal, literature research, IRB writing, conference presentation, to journal writing).
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I am able to describe different levels of scientific evidences.
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I am able to differentiate between observational and experimental study-design, and identify the advantages/disadvantages of each study design.
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I am able to identify both confounding variables and bias, and explain how presence of each in a study would influence the research strength.
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I am able to prepare an IRB application.
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I am capable of using referencing software such as “EndNote.”
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I am proficient at performing literature search for research.
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My residency has a “go-to” research curriculum for the trainees that is readily available.
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My program has sufficient time allocated for pursuing research.
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My program has sufficient research funding or information regarding funding available for resident research.
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I have a dedicated research mentor/faculty at my residency to whom I have an easy access to ask research-related questions
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