Resources
At UF:
Resources to Promote Your Science: Tips From the MBI Communications Team
GatorCare Wellness Monthly Calendar
UF Wellness Weekly Newsletter Sign-up Form
WIMS Facebook Group sign-up infoClick on the following link to request to be added to the facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2388668704736565/
They can also search “University of Florida Women In Medicine and Science” and request to be added.
How to contact Office for Health Care Excellence, Community and Belonging. The contact number to the COM Office for Health Care Excellence, Community and Belonging is (352) 273-6656 Carol Enoch is the office manager.
I2b2 Resources
- i2b2 Request access: https://idr.ufhealth.org/research-services/data-request-form/
- Select ‘i2b2 Registration’
- i2b2 Web Link (on campus): https://i2b2.idr.ufhealth.org
- i2b2 Web Link (off campus): https://vpn.ufhealth.org
- i2b2 Website Resources: https://idr.ufhealth.org/research-services/feasibility-cohort-discovery/uf-health-i2b2-training-tools
- i2b2 Support Email: i2b2support@ahc.ufl.edu
- IDR Website: https://idr.ufhealth.org
Statistical Resource at the VA:
The Associate Chief of Staff for Research, Dr. Steve Nadeau has arranged to have a postdoc statistician available to any VA faculty starting Oct 1st, 2020. The post-doc will be working under Dr. Sam Wu.
Resources online
Please join National Center for Faculty Development & Diversity at https://www.facultydiversity.org
Curriculum at National Center for Faculty Development & Diversity
SKILL #1: Every Summer Needs a Plan
SKILL #2: How to Align Your Time with Your Priorities
SKILL #3: How to Develop a Daily Writing Practice
SKILL #4: Mastering Academic Time Management
SKILL #5: Moving from Resistance to Writing
SKILL #6: The Art of Saying No
SKILL #7: Cultivating Your Network of Mentors, Sponsors & Collaborators
SKILL #8: Overcoming Academic Perfectionism
SKILL #9: How to Engage in Healthy Conflict
SKILL #10: How to Manage Stress, Rejection & the Haters in Your Midst
Multi-Week Courses:
Week 1: From Project to Publication—the Art of Manuscript Revision
Week 2: From Project to Publication—the Art of Manuscript Revision
Week 3: From Project to Publication—the Art of Manuscript Revision
Week 4: From Project to Publication—the Art of Manuscript Revision
Other Resources
Resource on how to detect fraud- Misconduct in Scientific Papers: Plagiarism, Fabrication, and Falsification- Elisabeth Bik
Guide to how to perform peer review of scientific papers
Resource on how to translate productivity into scholarship-How to Get More Juice From Each Squeeze :Maximizing Outputs From Academic Efforts
Resources for Clinician Educators
List of journals that publish health professions education manuscripts
Do Learners Really Know Best? Urban Legends in Education
Effective small group learning: AMEE Guide No. 48
Twelve tips for early career medical educators
The Nature of Excellent Clinicians at an Academic Health Science Center: A Qualitative Study
Applying the science of learning to medical education
AAMC Master CV Template UF Friendly
How To Read A Paper
On this page you will find links to articles in the BMJ that explain how to read and interpret different kinds of research papers:
Papers that go beyond numbers (qualitative research) Trisha Greenhalgh, Rod Taylor
Papers that summarize other papers (systematic reviews and meta-analyses) Trisha Greenhalgh
Papers that tell you what things cost (economic analyses) Trisha Greenhalgh
Papers that report diagnostic or screening tests Trisha Greenhalgh
Papers that report drug trials Trisha Greenhalgh
Statistics for the non-statistician. II: “Significant” relations and their pitfalls Trisha Greenhalgh
Statistics for the non-statistician Trisha Greenhalgh
Assessing the methodological quality of published papers Trisha Greenhalgh
Getting your bearings (deciding what the paper is about) Trisha Greenhalgh
The Medline database Trisha Greenhalgh
The Faculty Factory community grew out of our desire to share resources to support faculty development. Part of this work has been a podcast series which has been turned into a free eBook for you: Snippets for Success: An eBook Brought to You by the Faculty Factory Community. The eBook is a collection of the top podcast “snippet” episodes sorted by topic (communication, education, leadership, mentorship, research & scholarship, and wellness). Each episode includes top takeaways and questions for your self-reflection (as well as a direct link to the actual recording). After listening to some of the podcasts, if you would like to record your own ~10-30 minute episode for the new 2022 season (Theme: “Leadership Lessons: Career Development Pains and Gains”), just email m Dr. Kim Skarupski, at Hopkins (kskarupski@jhmi.edu) to set-up your zoom audio-recorded conversation.