Department of Medicine Resident Scholarship Program
Our residents have the opportunity to do research on myriad topics (including quality improvement and education) across the translational spectrum with faculty from any internal medicine division. Here are some important features about resident scholarship offered by our program.
- The program leadership helps interested residents identify potential research mentors, based on common interests.
- Residents are able to do a month-long research elective as a PGY2 or PGY3 if they have a project that would benefit from dedicated time.
- Most residents who do research present it at regional or national meetings.
- The Department of Medicine offers funds to support resident travel to present research results at meetings.
- Many residents see their research projects through to publication. See below for some recent examples of resident publications.
Examples of Recent Resident Research Publications
Chad Glisch and Alina Brener
Evaluation of a two-sample process for prevention of ABO mistransfusions in a high volume academic hospital
Yvonne Kaptein
Identifying Phenogroups in patients with subclinical diastolic dysfunction using unsupervised statistical learning
Bixuan (Annie) Lin
Capsule Commentary on Katzman et al., Army and Navy ECHO Pain Telementoring Improves Clinician Opioid Prescribing for Military Patients: An Observational Cohort Study
Kathleen Monahan
Propylene glycol (PG)-free melphalan versus PG-melphalan as conditioning for autologous hematopoietic cell transplantation for myeloma
Hematologic Therapies Being Studied for Coronavirus: Capitalizing on Progress
Harrison Mooers
Cyclic vomiting syndrome: A GI primer
Joy Tang
Stem cell damage after chemotherapy - can we do better?