Research and Medical Writing Resources at the Westfriesgasthuis and beyond (all team members + invited guests)
Location: Vergaderzaal 7 (P&O building)
- 09.30-10.00: Medical librarian – how to do a medical literature search
- Speaker: Marenne de Ruuk (Clinical Key expert) and Dineke Suiker (clinical librarian)
- 10.00-10.30: Statistician – the basics: “how to use a statistician’s services”
- Speaker: Tjeerd van der Ploeg
- 10.30-11.00: Institutional Review Board representative (METC/human subjects protection committee) – “the basics of IRB approval”
- Speaker: Linda Wehnes, METC
- 11.00-11.15: Coffee break
- 11.15-11.45:
- Research assistants – role in studies
- Research associates – how they can help ED researchers
- Speaker: Sylvia van Rossum
- Grant writer – how they can help ED researchers
- Speaker: Pieter Kievit
- Facilitator: Mike Burg (Research Associates Program UCSF)
- Speaker: Pieter Kievit
- 11.45-12.30: Searching medical records – a “how to” session led by IT & Research bureau & DBZA
- Speakers: Mariette van Berkum (information management) and Sylvia van Rossum (Research associate) and Jaap Smit and Carla Huisman (DBZA)
- 12.30-13.30: Lunch (Restaurant)
- 13.30-end: Mike Burg’s role in each project (Mike Burg will lead discussion about all subjects below)
- Q/medical librarian at a distance
- Editing/language assistance
- Book – Designing Clinical Research, Hulley & Cummings
- ACEP’s Emergency Care Research: A Primer
- Abstractbook from the 8th Dutch North Sea EM Conference
- Read, read, and read some more – know “who’s doing what in your subject area”
- Establishing a research committee
- Other key research-related articles
- Establishing relationships with other mentors, advisors and researchers
- Speaker: Mike Burg
Preparation
- Book Hulley and Cummings, first few chapters (hard copy)
- ACEP PRIMER
- Abstractbook NVSHA congres (hardcopy)
- Literature search in area of interest and familiarize with current state of medical literature as it applies to your project