Trends in research productivity of residents applying for orthopedic sports medicine fellowship
Trends in research productivity of residents applying for orthopedic sports medicine fellowship
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DOI：
10.1080/00913847.2018.1411170
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发表时间：
2018-01-01
影响因子：
2.3
通讯作者：
Mulcahey, Mary K.
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作者：
DeFroda, Steven F.;Shah, Kalpit N.;Mulcahey, Mary K.
目的：虽然没有研究要求，以配合进入骨科运动医学奖学金，许多申请人在居住期间的研究工作是富有成效的。我们假设，由骨科运动医学applicants的出版物的数量increasing.Methods：当前和最近的运动医学研究员的列表，从运动医学奖学金网站上公开访问的信息编制。在该研究员居住期间发表的文章通过公开的搜索引擎进行识别。收集了以下信息：奖学金和住院医师年数，奖学金计划，奖学金计划的地理位置，出版物总数（特别注意第一和最后作者出版物），在高影响力骨科期刊（AJSM，JBJS Am，JSES或关节镜）上的出版物数量。共有746篇出版物（平均每位研究员3.95篇），其中218篇（29.2%）发表在高影响力的骨科期刊上。在2016-17学年完成奖学金的外科医生，平均每位研究员发表了5.42篇论文。东北地区的奖学金申请者发表的论文总数最多（359篇，占所有论文的48.1%;每位研究员发表6.41篇论文）。申请人最常被列为中间作者（462篇出版物，61.9%）。结论：在过去的几个学年中，运动医学奖学金申请人的出版物数量总体上有所增加。美国东北部的奖学金计划倾向于将申请者与更多的出版物相匹配。
Objectives: Though there are no research requirements to match into an orthopaedic sports medicine fellowship, many applicants are productive in research endeavors during residency. We hypothesize that the number of publications by Orthopaedic sports medicine applicants are increasing.Methods: A list of current and recent sports medicine fellows was compiled from publicly accessible information on sports medicine fellowship websites. Articles published while the fellow was a resident were identified via publicly available search engines. The following information was collected: year of fellowship and years of residency, fellowship program, geographic location of fellowship program, total number of publications (noting specifically first and last author publications), number of publications in high impact orthopaedic journals (AJSM, JBJS Am, JSES, or Arthroscopy).Results: Overall, 189 fellowship-matched surgeons from 2010 - 2017 were identified. There were 746 publications (average of 3.95 per fellow), with 218 (29.2%) in high impact orthopaedic journals. Surgeons who completed their fellowship during the 2016-17 academic year, published on average 5.42 publications per fellow. Fellowship applicants in the Northeast region had the highest number of total publications (359 publications, 48.1% of all publications; 6.41 publications per fellow). Applicants were listed most often as middle authors (462 publications, 61.9%).Conclusions: There has been an overall increase in the number of publications among sports medicine fellowship applicants in the last several academic years. Fellowship programs in the northeast United States tended to match applicants with a higher number of publications.