Study Results from Texas A&M University Update Understanding of Health and Medicine (Academic Productivity of Applicant and Program as Predictors of a Future Academic Career in Neurosurgery).

Předmět:	EDUCATORS NEUROSURGERY REPORTERS & reporting RESEARCH personnel
Zdroj:	Health & Medicine Week; 71/9/2024, p7071-7071, 1p
Abstrakt:	A study conducted by researchers at Texas A&M University examined the relationship between academic productivity and the likelihood of pursuing an academic career in neurosurgery. The study found that while academic productivity is often considered an important factor for residency applicants, it did not significantly predict a future academic career. Instead, the ranking of the residency program was the most significant predictor. The researchers suggest that residency program environment may be more predictive than traditional characteristics such as research productivity in identifying future academic neurosurgeons. Further research is needed to identify other characteristics or practices that can help identify future academic neurosurgeons. [Extracted from the article]
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