Overview:
Goals:
To provide an opportunity for residents to learn about research design and data collection and analysis and to facilitate completion of the research requirement for residency training. It is expected that this experience will provide residents with the skills needed to interpret the medical literature and make evidence-based decisions regarding patient care.
Scope of research opportunities:
ABOG requires all residents to participate in a scholarly activity during their training. While many residents choose to participate in hypothesis-driven research projects, this requirement can also be fulfilled by other forms of scholarly activity (for example the completion of an educational outreach projects, production of a video for use in patient education or a quality improvement project). All projects must be approved by the Residency Program Director and it is expected that all projects will be conducted under the mentorship of a member of the Ob/Gyn faculty.
How to choose what to do for my project:
There are an endless array of possible projects. It is important to choose something that you are passionate about, because even the easiest project takes time and energy. It is also important to choose something that you will be able to complete and present by your third year of residency.
Following is a link to a presentation by David Grimes on how to formulate a research question and study design that may be helpful. https://prezi.com/bg8z0iumjmfw/research-proposals/
Types of studies:
For more information about advantages and disadvantages of each, see the following:
Study Designs
Nursing Resources: Types of Studies
Research Study Types
Study Designs
Department Research Support for Learners - SOP
Deadlines:
2020-2021 Academic Year:
February 15 2021 – All research project titles are due (2nd & 3rd Years)
April 23 2021 – Submit title and abstract for the research symposium to be published in the booklet to Susan & Karen (2nd & 3rd Years)
May 4 2021 - Abstracts will be reviewed and returned for revisions
May 10 2021 - Abstract revisions due for publication in booklet to Susan & Karen
May 21 2021 - Practice Oral presentations (3rd Years)
May 28 2021– Final slides to be submitted to Anthony, posters are due for printing (2nd & 3rd Years)
June 4 2021– Resident research day presentations (2nd & 3rd Years)
July 29, 2020 – submit Residency Research Plan Form signed by your research mentor (LINK TO FORM)
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June-Aug
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Sept
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Oct
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Nov
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Dec
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Jan
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Feb
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March
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April
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May
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1st
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Identify a research mentor and develop a preliminary research plan
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Identify and complete requirements – CITI training, etc.
Establish a budget and source of funds
Consult with a statistician for sample size considerations, feasibility
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2nd
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Finalize research plan with your mentor,
including feasibility evaluation
Submit Research Plan Form July 30.
Submit IRB
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Begin data collection and analysis
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Format preliminary data and research plans for poster presentation
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Present poster at Resident Research Day
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3rd
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Data collection and analysis
Meet with your mentor at least monthly
Identify any additional requirements
Consult with a statistician
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Data analysis and formatting
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Rehearse presentation with Mentor
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Present at Resident Research Day!
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Submission Information:
UNM HSC Submissions to the IRB
IRB Submission Page
RedCAP database management site
Biostatistics support
Statisical Reference Articles:
Ten Simple Rules for Effective Statistical Practice
Seligman Funds Application
Research
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