Michigan Osteopathic Association (The competition will take place during the MOA 124th Annual Scientific Conference May 18-21, 2023) MOA Spring 2023 SRE Competition! SRE SUBMISSION FORM (click here)2023 SPRING SRE TIMELINE 2023 SPRING SRE AWARDS *The ANDY Award is not awarded every year. Only those who best reflect the principles of osteopathic medicine with their research are eligible for the award. The award includes a crystal piece and $1500 cash prize.
Autumn SRE 2022 Competition - Directory of Participants Congratulations to the 2022 Autumn Scientific Research Exhibit competition participants!
MOA Spring Competition Information: How Does the Judging Process Work? If interested in judging, please contact [email protected] Judges work in teams of 2-3 and include at least one (1) osteopathic physician, one (1) researcher (may be practicing DO, MD or PhD with research experience). Each team must, as a group, give an evaluation of each poster or oral presentation based on criteria established in four domains: 1. Presentation (organization/layout) 2. Introduction/ Background 3. Description of methods (data and analysis) 4. Discussion (overall clarity of thought) Submission Categories & Judges Scoring Rubric Do I Need to Have Research or Judging Experience to be a Judge? No. The MOA will provide experienced judges on each judging team to help train anyone who wants to participate. Our goal is to increase participation of students, residents, fellows and practicing physicians, in addition to the research community in Michigan. Categories 1. Basic Research 2. Clinical Research 3. Clinical Vignette or Case Report 4. Quality Improvement (QI), Patient Safety (PS), or High-Value Care (HVC) Preparing Your Abstract Submission For a good all-around resource for preparing to submit abstracts or posters, please visit: Judging Criteria Judges will assess each exhibit on multiple criteria established by the SRE Committee consistent with generally accepted standards for competitive scientific research displays, including presentation (organization/layout), appropriate introduction/background, clear description of methods, data and analysis, thoughtful discussion and overall clarity of thought. They will judge case presentations on a unique set of weighted criteria. Displays should be readily understood with or without the author present. The subject matter should be current and of interest to practicing clinicians. Although the committee encourages prospective studies, subject matter need not be limited to new research. Whenever possible the exhibit should promote osteopathic principles as they relate to the clinical situation or scientific aspect of the display. The concept of a research exhibit by definition means the display will be graphically interesting. Materials You Bring Use large mailing tubes for ease in transporting exhibit posters. MOA provides "T" pins and tape, if you prefer other mounting materials, please bring your own. You are responsible for printing and costs associated with your poster. Poster size is typically 4' x 6'. The following guidelines are offered to assist you with a successful presentation: Content and Text Graphics Liability
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