Catalog 2013-2014 [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
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ELECT EPEDP - Pediatric Study/Research ELECTIVE DIRECTOR(S): Jo h n V an c h i e r e, M.D. PHONE: 318.675.6073
DURATION OF ELECTIVE: 4 Weeks
LOCATION OF ELECTIVE: LSU Health Sciences Center
MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS: 2 MINIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS: 1
ELECTIVE OFFERED DURING BLOCKS: All
COURSE CODE: EPEDP CONTACT: Sandy Philyaw, Rm. 5-303A, 675.6073
Non LSU Students: not accepted
1 credit
Goals:
1. Understanding the similarities and differences between clinical research and routine patient care.
2. Sharing research-related information effectively with other clinicians and staff.
3. Prioritizing and organizing work effectively.
4. Functioning as a “team player” with attendings, ancillary staff and others involved in research studies.
Objectives:
Research Project
· Develop hypotheses for evaluation during the rotation using clinical, translational or basic science techniques, as appropriate.
· Independently collect data for a clinical research project or quality improvement project in Pediatrics
Knowledge
· Identify key principles for the ethical conduct of clinical research.
· Identify the common ethical conflicts presented by clinical research and the measures that can be implemented to protect subjects.
Interpersonal and Communication Skills
· Write organized, appropriately focused, and accurate research notes
· Organize data into presentable formats (digital, poster, oral presentation).
Professionalism
· Demonstrate personal accountability and respect when interacting with members of the research team.
· Demonstrate punctuality and ability to complete research-related tasks efficiently.
Systems-Based Practice
· Demonstrate the appropriate utilization of research infrastructure to answer clinical questions.
SPECIFIC DUTIES OF SENIOR STUDENTS
The Senior student will work directly under the supervision of a member of the Pediatric faculty on a clinical, translational or basic research project.
READING ASSIGNMENTS: Arranged with faculty advisors specific to project area.
All
Pass/Fail
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