学术医学界医护人员写作小组。

IF 3 Q1 PRIMARY HEALTH CARE
Ivana T Croghan, Shaji Kumar, Sagar B Dugani, Ryan T Hurt, Laura E Raffals, Anne A Schletty, Darrel R Schroeder, Shelby R Gathje, Vijay Shah
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在美国中西部一家大型三级学术医疗机构的医学部(DOM)内,我们开发了一项教育服务,其中包含一项学术写作计划(AWP),该计划融合了写作责任制工作组、写作工作坊和写作教学课程等方法。该项目旨在帮助医疗保健专业人员(HCP)提高稿件写作技巧,从而提高学术生产力。我们报告了我们在这一 AWP 上不断发展的历程和经验。迄今为止,在 3 年的时间里,我们已为 25 名医护人员提供了 3 次培训。在项目结束后的跟踪调查中(N = 11),有 8 人(73%)表示他们完成了 AWP 期间正在进行的项目,并继续发表了手稿(N = 5)或正在投稿(N = 2)。一些人表示,他们还继续展示了海报(2 人),或正在展示海报(2 人),或已获得资助(1 人),或正在等待资助通知(1 人)。一些与会者继续使用和分享 AWP 期间介绍的工具。根据与会者的意见和对本次 AWP 的更多要求,本次教育计划被认为是成功的,目前正在扩展该计划。
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Writing Groups for Healthcare Professionals in Academic Medicine.

Within the Department of Medicine (DOM) in a large tertiary academic health care facility in midwestern United States, we have developed an educational offering that incorporates an academic writing program (AWP) blending the approaches of a writing accountability work group, a writing workshop, and didactic writing courses. The purpose of this AWP was to assist healthcare professionals (HCP) with their manuscript writing skills to enhance academic productivity. We report our evolving journey and experiences with this AWP. To date, it has been offered 3 times to 25 HCP over the course of 3 years. Among those responding to a post program follow up survey (N = 11), 8 (73%) indicated that they completed the project that they were working on during the AWP and went on to publish the manuscript (N = 5) or were in the process of submission (N = 2). Some indicated they has also gone on to present posters (N = 2) or were in the process of presenting posters (N = 2) or had received grants (N = 1) or were awaiting grant notice (N = 1). A number of attendees have continued to use and share the tools presented during the AWP. Based on input from attendees and increased requests for this AWP, this educational program has been deemed a success and expansion of this program is currently underway.

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