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Taylor J Stack,Morgan N McCain,Samuel P O&#x;Rourke et al. Taylor J Stack et al.
Despite overall improvements in gender equity within otolaryngology, the specific demographic trends and scholarly productivity of fellowship-trained rhinologists have not been thoroughly examined.ObjectiveWe aimed to address this gap by examining demographic trends and academic productivity among rhinology
Amy Mariorenzi,Allison Beaulieu,Seth Lotterman et al. Amy Mariorenzi et al.
Nonmonetary benefits included career satisfaction (87.6%), intellectual stimulation (76.4%), departmental recognition (41.6%), and increased scholarly productivity (33.7%).
Amy Lynn Roberts,Denise Rizzolo,Mirela Bruza-Augatis et al. Amy Lynn Roberts et al.
Introduction: Prior research has suggested that physician assistant/associate (PA) educators often cannot dedicate sufficient time to research since most of their time is committed to teaching, service, and practicing cli...
Dominique D Munroe,Jose Villalon-Gomez,Dean A Seehusen et al. Dominique D Munroe et al.
Conclusions: Institutions aiming to increase their family medicine department scholarly productivity might benefit from focusing resources on increasing their faculty size such as adding consultants, statistical analysts, grant writers, or other research staff.
Seuli Bose-Brill,Sean R Riley,Martin Fried et al. Seuli Bose-Brill et al.
Forty HOMES-supported grant submissions have received funding, and 4 HOMES-supported physicians in training have pursued or plan to pursue AMC research careers.Next StepsHOMES has fostered scholarly productivity among AMC physicians, competitive grant applications, and research focus among physicians
X Shore,O Myers,B Wiskur et al. X Shore et al.
Our analysis, which accounted for repeated measures, revealed no significant differences in total scholarly productivity between the intervention and control groups at 12- and 24-month intervals....These findings suggest that mentor development programs do not significantly enhance mentee scholarly productivity in the short term.
Gina Kim,Emily Goodman,Alexandra Adams et al. Gina Kim et al.
Introduction: Gender disparities exist in academic surgery despite advances in the field. This study aimed to examine the extent of gender disparities in career advancement and promotion among academic faculty in surgery ...
Mustafa Motiwala,Erin Miller,Michael Herr et al. Mustafa Motiwala et al.
Conclusion This study relates the experience of initiating a research culture at the authors' neurosurgery training program, which did not emphasize scholarly productivity historically. The effort focused on creating a culture of curiosity as opposed to formal requirements.
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