OtherAmerican journal of physical medicine & rehabilitation2022

Creating a Resident Research Track in Synergy With the Rehabilitation Medicine Scientist Training Program.

Matthew Sherrier, Allison Schroeder, W Austin Davis, Michael Boninger, Wendy M Helkowski

PMID 33990482

WHAT IT FOUND

This paper describes an educational program for physicians, not a clinical intervention.

It offers no evidence on patient care or therapeutic outcomes, so it has no impact on daily clinical practice for therapists.

What this paper is

This is a descriptive report of a residency research track program at the University of Pittsburgh. It outlines the structure, mentorship, and productivity expectations for residents interested in academic medicine, but it does not present controlled data or clinical outcomes for patients. There are no findings here to change clinical practice.

Declared interests

The authors report no conflicts of interest.

The easy way to misread this

Do not interpret the reported publication rates of residents as evidence that this program improves patient outcomes. The paper reports on academic productivity among physicians in training, not on clinical efficacy or therapeutic results.

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The study

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    Matthew Sherrier, Allison Schroeder, W Austin Davis, et al. Creating a Resident Research Track in Synergy With the Rehabilitation Medicine Scientist Training Program. American journal of physical medicine & rehabilitation. 2022.

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