CAEP 2014 Academic Symposium: "How to make research succeed in your department: Promoting excellence in Canadian emergency medicine resident research".

摘要: Objectives To characterize the current state of Canadian emergency medicine (EM) resident research and develop recommendations to promote excellence in this area. Methods We performed a systematic review MEDLINE, Embase, ERIC using search terms relevant EM research. conducted an online survey residency program directors from Royal College Physicians Surgeons Canada (RCPSC) Family (CFPC). An expert panel reviewed these data, presented at Association Emergency 2014 Academic Symposium, refined them based on feedback received. Results Of 654 potentially citations, 35 articles were included. These categorized into four themes: 1) expectations requirements, 2) training assessment, 3) infrastructure support, 4) dissemination. received 31 responses all RCPSC-EM CFPC-EM programs. The majority programs reported requiring scholarly project; however, we found wide-ranging for type how results disseminated, as well degree completion expected. Although 93% providing formal conduct research, only 53% doing so. Almost (94%) having place support but nature was highly variable. Finally, there marked variability regarding number resident-published abstracts manuscripts. Conclusions Based literature, our national survey, discussions with stakeholders, offer 14 encompassing goals, expectations, training, infrastructure, dissemination order improve