Present: Marianne Burke, Kairn Kelley, Amanda Kennedy, Ben
Littenberg, Connie van Eeghen
Start Up:
(Missed this!)
1.
Discussion Marianne
Burke shared her draft application to the Lindberg Research Fellowship offered
by the Medical Library Association
a. Concise,
clear language
i.
Literature review
ii.
Significance – three specific ideas leading to the need
for evidence-based information about library-based services, using dermatology
because… leading to a cluster randomized trial. (Minimizes bias and strengthen
validity…)
1. Software
attached to outcomes
2. Library
services attached to outcomes
3. Cost
may be affected
b. Consistent
headings and outline form: help the reader understand, using terms from the application
instructions
i.
What each topic is (headers)
ii.
Flow of information: why this is important before what
the details are
c. Aims:
aims are broad; hypotheses are specific (e.g. there is no difference in time to
resolution for patients in the intervention group compared to patients in the
control group)
i.
One aim
ii.
Two hypotheses
d. Budget:
present the entire budget? Or just the
portion paid for by the fellowship?
e. Research
design:
i.
Sub-headings to support flow
ii.
Diagram of recruitment, randomization, patient visits,
recruitment, and interviews
f. Limitations:
watch for tone
g. Timeline:
make consistent with application; remember final report
h. Research
Dissemination Plan: this is a separate criterion in the reviewer’s
instructions. Buff this up!
i.
Next steps
i.
Letter of support (set up for Ben)
ii.
Revise
2.
Next Workshop Meeting(s): Thursdays, 11:30 a.m.
– 12:45 p.m., at Given Courtyard South Level 4. Remember: the first 15 minutes are for
checking in with each other.
a.
Oct 30: Marianne’s topic – doctoral fellowship
application(s)
b.
Nov 6: Connie to check with Ben on BHI data analysis
(No Marianne, Charlie, or Amanda)
c.
Nov 13: Marianne – grant applications
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