Each resident is involved in a research project. This begins with the designation of a faculty advisor and project in the EM-1 year. During the EM-2 year, the project is further developed and instituted. Over the course of the program, residents are provided protected time to complete their research endeavors. The project is expected to result in a publishable and presentable paper at the end of the EM-3 year. The depth and quality of such presentations are creditable with all being presented at Residents’ Research Day in June. Some projects go on to national presentation and publication.
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Requirement |
Deadline |
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1) Formulate research hypothesis and obtain faculty mentor |
EM-1* |
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2) Meet with resident research director and director of clinical research |
EM-1* |
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3) Complete comprehensive literature review |
EM-1* |
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EM-1* |
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EM-1* |
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6) Initial draft of data collection instrument |
EM-1 |
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7) Prepare and Submit IRB proposal |
EM-1 |
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8) Present project at departmental research conference |
EM-2 |
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9) Submit project implementation plan and meet with faculty mentor and research coordinator to develop data management plan |
EM-2* |
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10) Implement project after IRB approval and collection of data |
EM-2* |
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11) Data analysis and abstract preparation |
EM-3* |
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12) Prepare publishable quality manuscript |
EM-3* |
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13) Submit abstract to a major EM conference (strongly recommended) |
EM-3 |
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14) Present research at graduation |
EM-3 |
*Expected to be completed either before or during the allotted research week(s).
For more information on human subjects research at Stony Brook visit https://www.stonybrook.edu/commcms/research-compliance/Human-Subjects/
