Research Training During Cardiology Fellowship
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Accepted:
May 22,
2023
Received:
May 18,
2023
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© 2023 Published by Elsevier Inc. on behalf of the Canadian Cardiovascular Society.
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- Formalized Research Training Increases Fellowship and Early Career Academic Productivity: A Five-Year Follow-upCanadian Journal of Cardiology
- PreviewThe importance of incorporating research into education of cardiovascular trainees is emphasized by licensing bodies (1). Although fellowship programs include research rotations, training is variable based on the mentor/project identified. Furthermore, the absence of protected time, feedback on progress and lack of process(es) to identify/reward mentorship, remain obstacles (2). Mitigation strategies include pursuing research certification, seeking like-minded mentors, and structuring training to maximize productivity.
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